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Week11

💖Computer Assisted Language Learning💕

What is CALL?
          CALL use of a computer in the language learning process. It aim to teach aspects of the language learning process though the medium of the computer. CALL program can be developed for the many parts of the language learning process. CALL program include: the language taught, the language of instruction, the language writing system, the level of the language to be taught, what is to be taught and how it is to be taught.

CALL tutors and tools
          A tool does not assess the learner. When evaluating a CALL program, it is important to know if it is a tutor or a tool because they have different aims and therefore should be judged on different criteria.

CALL tutor
          A CALL tutor offers flexibility on several different levels. While technology does offer many opportunities that can be done should be done. Reflection is needed on this issue.

CALL tool
          A CALL tool is designed to assist learning -it is part of a larger process. The tool does not have a methodology and  the learner is in direct control.

Computer Mediated communication (CMC)
          CMC can occur between second language (L2) learners of the same target language. It can also occur between first language (L1) and L2 learners where the L1 learner's target language is the first language of L2 learner and vice versa.

CALL Materials
          CALL material share many characteristic of NON-CALL material. Materials can either be authentic, produced locally or commercially. However, unlike a book, with CALL only a small component can be viewed at any one time -the learner cannot "flick" though the pages as she or he can with a book to get an overview of what is available on the course. While several frameworks have been proposed for CALL materials, non has been formulated that captures the unique qualities of CALL materials. Knowledge of application of technology encompasses knowledge the different types of technology available and their suitability for their intended process.

Benefits of CALL
          Uses of computer to teach language, many benefits of CALL program have been generally accepted.

Learner Autonomy
           It can be reviewed and tasks can repeated until the learner is happy to move on the new topic. The learner feels in control, which usually enhances satisfaction leave with the learning process.

Privacy
            CALL is the private environment it offers for self-conscious language learners. The computer offers a forum where learners can lose their self-consciousness. The computer will not expose them when they make any mistakes. The learners can learn within the sheltered, protected confines of the CALL program.

Feedback
           The immediate feedback is beneficial for the learner. It may not possible to provide immediate feedback to each individual learner. It is important that error are corrected before they are converted into part of the learner 's "language knowledge ".CALL programs can not only correct errors but also reinforce the knowledge shown in correct answer.

Motivation
           Motivation is an important factor in language learning. Motivation encourages greater language performance. When looking at motivation in the field of language learning, consideration is given to the difference between foreign and second language learning.
 
Access to Information
           They can leave a program to give themselves time to absorb the new knowledge. With CALL program, the users have more control over the cognitive load they bear during a lesson. A learner may feel more inclined to read extra information if it is only a click away.

Interactivity
           Learners have to interact with the computer and cannot hide behind their classmates. Learners have to drive the program. Usually they have to use the target language exercise within program. They can practice the exercises as many times as they like, until they are satisfied with the results.

Non-traditional Features
           CALL programs should not just imitate what happens in a traditional classroom situation but enhance the learning process by doing things that are only possible with the use of the computer. The variety of exercises available helps to maintain the student's interest. Audio and video are features possible in CALL that cannot be as smoothly integrated into the more traditional learning courses.

Repetition
             Another benefit of CALL is the ability to  repeatedly review information. Learners can listen to audio portions of a CALL program until they are satisfied. This obviously beneficial to the learner and is a definite advantage over the traditional classroom situation in which it is not that easy to ask the teacher to repeat something a number of times until it is understood.

Limitations of CALL
             This sections some of the potential limitations of CALL and how these limitations can be avoided or at least minimize.

Limited Availability of Resources
              Limited resources include time and money for development of CALL materials, finance to purchase computers and lack of teacher knowledge. Sometimes there is mismatch between the CALL program and the users and or the setting. Often, the teacher has just one computer available and the teacher must the teacher must try to maximise the benefit of a CALL program for a group of students. It should make clear to the user what resources it requires and point out the limitations if these resources are not available.

Anti-Social Behavior
             Learners may get "wrapped-up" in the program and focus on learning the language in isolation. The computer cannot force learners to speak with other speakers of the language; it can suggest to learners that they practice with other speakers at various points throughout the program.

Learning Content
            This may be more difficult in the CALL situation than when dealing with more traditional learning media as the content provider may be more removed from the courseware production process than may be the case in the traditional production process.

Underutilization of Resources
             Often call programs provide learners with a whole variety of resources to make the learning process more stimulating and enriching. This can be partly overcome with user training. If users are made aware of features and their benefits, they will be more likely to use them. Also, if they are given guidance about when to use what feature, they will feel more confident with the use of these resources.

Ineffective Deployment
              If there is a mismatch between the perceived and the actual setting of CALL program, its effectiveness may be limited. While the design of CALL program can try to encompass as many different learning situations as possible.     - limitation in the deployment of call materials      - slow access,      -server complications,      -end-user configuration unknown,      -potential need for Plug-ins,      -technophobic students / teachers.

CALL development
             Teaching strategies and learning items in  the language learning domain, that not all possible combinations of language and learning tasks can be covered. Sometime, a teacher will work with a software developer to come up with a CALL program to teach a particular topic, but sometimes the teacher will try to develop something on his or her own. They can decide what they want to teach and how they want to teach it.

The Design of a CALL program
              It  is not constraining and provides CALL developers with a map of the CALL process from design to development. The framework is helpful when designing  CALL  courseware and is neither prescriptive nor restrictive.

Hardware
               It would be able to customize the hardware to needs of the proposed system.

Software 
          A disadvantage of authoring tools is that the developer is tied into a particular structure and there can be a lack of flexibility.

Authoring Package
             Teacher often find commercially produced materials unsuitable in terms of pedagogic content. The final products are often text-based and materials are mainly aimed at the lower-proficiency levels

The internet and Email
        The use of internet creates an additional workload for the language teacher. Suitable web site will have to be researched in advance. If long-distance collaboration projects are being worked on organisational and curricular challenges must be faced.

CALL evaluation
      In evaluating a CALL program, factors such as ease of use, of the user interface, screen design and organization must considered.     CALL it would be too simplistic to assume that a magic formula exists for the success of the success of CALL. Too many factors and variable need to considered. The following general guidelines should be taken into account.

Week10

🎀Seven Simple Steps for creating CAI🎀

There are 7 Simple steps for creating CAI
         ðŸŽˆPreparation
e       ðŸŽˆDesign Instruction
-        🎈Flowchart  Lesson
         ðŸŽˆCreate storyboard 

         ðŸŽˆProgram Lesson
         ðŸŽˆProduce Supporting Materials
         ðŸŽˆEvaluate and Revise

Week9

✨Corpus-based Activities and Ideas for Material Design written 

Elementary student : Collocations: make/do💖
Verb pairing game
   The teacher highlights some collocations to the students then students divided into two groups. Group 1 will have corpus-derived sentences without the verb make and do. Group 2 will have the verb make and do
Student stand in lines facing each other the ones carrying verb will take turns trying to pair their verb with the sentence to other group.

Computer cloze activity
Examples : The little boy, Zohair, was sent to______coffee.
-Screen shot analysis

Intermediate students: Modal verbs
-Contextual Analysis
-Cloze activities
-Spot the error activity
-Multiple-choices

Upper intermediate students: Phrasal verbs
-Cloze activity

Advanced students: Idiomatic Expression
-Concordance Analysis
-Pragmatics: Situation analysis

Week8

 Main proposes of CAI: 

          ðŸŒđ To attract the students’ attraction and stimulate the students to learn computer-assisted instruction be a good example of education instruction in face-to-face.
          ðŸŒđTo help students interact and get feedback.
          ðŸŒđTo assess and check the understanding of the students anytime they want.

 Types of CAI 

1. Tutorial Instruction 
2. Drills and Practice 
3. Simulation 
4. Instructional Games 
5. Discovery 
6. Problem-solving 
7. Tests 

 Advantage of CAI 

- Students can learn anything according to their ability.
- We can add pictures, sound, definition to increase the interest.
- It helps to save time and save money for learn.
- Students can learn every time and everywhere.

 Disadvantage of CAI 

- There are limit number and scope in designing Computer-Assisted Instruction.
- It takes much time to design the lesson.
- It can’t develop the creative skill of students.

Week7

🎈Corpus-based Activities and Ideas for Material Design🎈


Elementary student : Collocations: make/do💕
- Verb pairing game
   The teacher highlights some collocations to the students then students divided into two groups. Group 1 will have corpus-derived sentences without the verb make anddo. Group 2 will have the verb make and do
Student stand in lines facing each other the ones carrying verb will take turns trying to pair their verb with the sentence to other group.
-Computer cloze activity


Intermediate students: Modal verbs💕
-Contextual Analysis
-Cloze activities
-Spot the error activity
-Multiple-choices

Upper intermediate students: Phrasal verbs💕
-Cloze activity

Advanced students: Idiomatic Expression💕
-Concordance Analysis
-Pragmatics: Situation analysis
             Certain point of designing corpus-based  tasks include the ability level of the students, cultural and educational backgrounds. In class a specialized corpus is needed, EFL instructors and researchers need to make sure it is available at their institutions.

Week6

Modal Auxiliary in British English : A Corpus-Based Study of Modality through British National Corpus

A Corpus-Based Study of Modality through British National Corpus


 
                            BNCweb is a useful device to explore practical usage in English language. Besides common grammatical knowledge, collocates can give new insight and broaden our point of view.
Modal verbs must', "have to" and "should" have been explained in theoretical usage in many textbooks and sometimes each one has been exemplified by unrealistic examples.
Through application of BNCweb, collocates can elucidate unforeseen patterns that co-occur with each modal verb and this will assist, at least, English teachers to give realistic examples to students from the top list of collocates.
However, the top list of collocates is flexible due to, firstly, a span of words in left and right position and, secondly, statistical methods. These two factors are subject to results of collocations if either the span or other statistical methods were to change to other values.
Although the difference might be diminutive, other investigation is still appealing as it may enrich our point of view in modalities.

Week5

CAI refers to the use of the computer as a tool to facilitate and improve instruction. CAI programs use tutorials, drill and practice, simulation, and problem solving approaches to present topics, and they test the student's understanding. Computer-assisted instruction (CAI) is an interactive instructional technique whereby a computer is used to present the instructional material and monitor the learning that takes place. CAI uses a combination of text, graphics, sound and video in enhancing the learning process. The computer has many purposes in the classroom, and it can be utilized to help a student in all areas of the curriculum. CAI refers to the use of the computer as a tool to facilitate and improve instruction. CAI programs use tutorials, drill and practice, simulation, and problem solving approaches to present topics, and they test the student's understanding.

Typical CAI provides

1. text or multimedia content
2. multiple-choice questions
3. problems
4. immediate feedback
5. notes on incorrect responses
6. summarizes students' performance
7. exercises for practice
8. Worksheets and tests.

Types of Computer Assisted Instruction

1. Drill-and-practice Drill and practice provide opportunities or students to repeatedly practice the skills that have previously been presented and that further practice is necessary for mastery.

2. Tutorial Tutorial activity includes both the presentation of information and its extension

3. Games Game software often creates a contest to achieve the highest score and either beat others or beat the computer.

4. Simulation Simulation software can provide an approximation of reality that does not require the expense of real life or its risks.

5. Discovery Discovery approach provides a large database of information specific to a course or content area and challenges the learner to analyze, compare, infer and evaluate based on their explorations of the data.

6. Problem Solving This approach helps children develop specific problem solving skills and strategies.


Advantages of CAI

        • great motivator
        • one-to-one-interection
• freedom to experiment with different options
• instantaneous response/immediate feedback to the answers elicited
• Self pacing - allow students to proceed at their own pace
• Helps teacher can devote more time to individual students
• Privacy helps the shy and slow learner to learns
• Individual attention
• learn more and more rapidly
• multimedia helps to understand difficult concepts through multi sensory approach
• self directed learning – students can decide when, where, and what to learn


Limitations of CAI
• may feel overwhelmed by the information and resources available
• over use of multimedia may divert the attention from the content
• learning becomes too mechanical
• non availability of good CAI packages
• lack of infrastructure
• may feel overwhelmed by the information and resources available
• over use of multimedia may divert the attention from the content
• learning becomes too mechanical
• non availability of good CAI packages
• lack of infrastructure