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Web Pages Welcome to your monthly reminder of all the options you have for using the
computer in the classroom—our sixth scintillating compendium of CALL materials
Purchases for this academic year.
Tips and All websites are working at press time—but remember, the Internet waits for no
Tricks man.
Purchases
We’d like you to have your own say on what CALL resources the college
purchases. To that end, we have put our reviews of packages currently under
consideration on SharePoint here. Please have a look. Or click on the title in
the list below, to view the publisher’s own web page:
Content Generator
InspireData
Voicethread
Quia Web
Interested in any of them? Then go to our online survey here, and let us
know. Would you use these? Do you have a better idea? Or another
recommendation you’d like to make to the committee?
The Teaching and Learning Centre forwards these useful links, excerpted from their
permanent web page:
Rubric Machine
Lean and mean. Landmark project.
RubiStar
Rubrics for project-based learning.
--Cheri MacLeod
New Software
The library is always adding something new to its CALL repertoire. Here’s the
latest, and possibly the greatest:
About Us
CALL stands for Computer-Aided Language Learning. We on the CALL committee
have a mandate from the department to aid and abet you in using educational
technology in your classroom. We currently comprise two committees: software
evaluation and materials development. If you are interested, we would be delighted
to have you join us in this cause.
Current Members:
Steve Roney (chair)
John Allan (chair, materials development)
Douglas Culbert
Susan Curtis
Scott Dagilis
Darlene Liutkus
Cheri MacLeod (TLC liaison)
Scott Webber
Rebecca Hatherley (Academics liaison)
Dan Rieb
Larissa Conley
Linda Earl
Alan Vallely
Shairon Burton
Eleanor Kenny (ex officio)
Jack Rigg (ILC liaison)
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