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The Nature of Teaching and Learning in the Multimedia Laboratory Classroom: Process, Activity, Problem-Solving, Engagement.

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Best, Linda – 1997

In Spring 1996, the author sought and received funding for a multimedia interactive laboratory classroom that would serve English as a Second Language (ESL) students at Kean College (New Jersey) from their beginning level course work through their advanced studies in composition and research. Reasons for seeking funding were many, the most…

Descriptors: Active Learning, Class Activities, Classroom Design, Computer Assisted Instruction

The Virtual Global Village: The World Wide Web, Instructional Technology and the "Communicative" Language Classroom.

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Blake, J. – 1997

The "discovery and conquest" of the Internet and its application to the teaching of foreign languages and cultures has created some very serious pedagogical problems. The interest in instructional technology appeared on the horizon at a moment when theorists of foreign language acquisition were promoting notions of proficiency-oriented…

Descriptors: Access to Information, Classroom Communication, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Mediated Communication