Integrating the Internet/Web
Welcome teachers! This page is intended to help you find uses for the internet and web in your classes. The internet and web are like tools--once you start using them, you'll wonder how you ever managed without them before you learned. Good luck surfing! Please write with any suggestions or comments.
Find out about using weblogs
Read good introductory material about the web at:
- Claire Bradin's Internet for ESL Teachers Page
- Insta-link web dictionary: explains web terms for the novice.
Make penpal connections for your classes at:
Access TESOL's Interest Section (CALL-IS) Resources or the CELIA archive
Learn more about CALL at:Learn about using the Web at various places:
- Cutting Edge CALL
- James Wong's CALL Links
- ITESL-J's Computer Assisted Language Learning Links
- CALL@Hull'sCALL Resources
- Virtual CALL Library
- John Higgins' CALL Bibliography
- Language Learning and Technology archives, by topic
- Virtual CALL library, Univ. of Sussex
- Ruth Vilmi's Publications on using Technology for Language Teaching
- Linda Thalman's Bibliography for Teaching with the Internet
Learn about using concordances and collocation samplers at Cobuild
- Technology for language teaching site of Ohio University
- Lauren Rosen's Teaching English with the Web resource page
- ERIC-CLL's Resource page
- Webenglishteacher
- Teaching with the web
- Internet for English Teaching, ch. 7 online, US State Dep't
- Research Centre for New Media in Language Learning, Monash Univ., Australia
Use concordancers:Use the resources here at CESL:
- UVic concordancer
- Chris Greaves' concordancer
- business letter corpus concordancer, KWIC
- Make a webpage for you or your classes with Tom's html guide
- Find other online sources for teachers
- Review ESL/EFL software at the Software Evaluation Directory
- Read Kim Andrus' page on using the Internet
Online resources and bibliographies
The web as a medium
- Reinhold Grether's 3600 Research Articles about the Web (all) (Introduction only)
- Stanford University's Web Credibility Project Bibliography
- Wayback archive, webpages from history
- Web Research
- Web Archive, at UC-Berkeley
- International Directory of Search Engines
- Papers by Googlers, people who work for Google
- WebABLE, online bibliography of sources related to accessibility for the disabled
- Resources for the disabled
- ict4lt
- Hypertext Bibliography (nonweb sources)
- Mark Warschauer's recent papers
- Critical Thinking on the Web, Tim Van Gelder
- All Things Web
- Researching IT Bibliography
- Rethinking Reading on the Web (TESOL '97), bibliography of non-web sources
- Cybercomposing and Evolving Notions of Authorship, from TESOL 2001, bibliography of non-web sources
- Web as a Medium Bibliography
- Interactivity Bibliography
- Web Marketing: [ Resources ][ Bibliography ]
- Web Design: [ Resources ][ Bibliography ]
The web and the law
- UCLA Online Institute for Cyberspace Law and Policy's Cyberspace Law Bibliography
- Copyright and the Web Bibliography
- Landmark copyright links
- Legal Links
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Thomas Leverett, CESL, SIUC
Photo at top (Spider Web) by Jim Leverett.