OVERVIEW OF CALL ................................................................
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This page offers an overview of CALL (Computer-Assisted Language Learning): its scope, potentials,
development, utilities, and pedagogic applications.

Selected links:

CALL: An Overview 
By Bamrung Torat 2000 CALL: A resource book for teachers Thailand-Australia Science & Engineering
Project (TASEAP)
Can be downloaded from: http://www.taseap.com/TA/ELNew.html

Teaching and Learning with Educational Technologies: Case studies at the University of Warwick
It presents a compilation of academic interests and innovative approaches in the use of educational
technology across a range of disciplines taken from past issues of Interactions.
URL: http://www.warwick.ac.uk/ETS/interactions/summary.htm

Association for Learning Technology at the University of Warwick
URL: http://www.warwick.ac.uk/alt-E/
Its aims are to:

• promote good practice in the use and development of learning technologies in higher and further
  education;
• facilitate interchange between practitioners, developers, researchers and policy makers in education
  and industry; and
• represent the membership in areas of policy such as infrastructure provision and resource allocation

A Computer at Warwick- A short guide to computer use for students
URL: http://www.warwick.ac.uk/its/gettingstarted/connect/studg.html

Getting Started with Computer Aided Learning
http://www.warwick.ac.uk/ETS/guides/cal-info.html

Managing Self-Access Centre: User Policy
by Wichai Kraiprayotch 2000 CALL: A resource book for teachers Thailand-Australia Science & Engineering
Project (TASEAP)
Can be downloaded from: http://www.taseap.com/TA/ELNew.html

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Weaving Your Assignments into the Web
North Harris Internet Library Online: 
http://nhclibrary.nhmccd.edu/library/instruction/web.html

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Evaluating Web Sites - Quick Guide
North Harris Internet Library Online: 
http://nhclibrary.nhmccd.edu/research/evaluation/quick.html 
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Learning Resources and Services for Children and Young Adults
Provides links interesting issues related to the use of the Internet as learning resources. By
Barbara Immroth at the University of Texas at Austin 
URL: http://www.gslis.utexas.edu/~l382lbi/lis382l17/wread.html

The topics covered: 

CD-ROM and software evaluation | Filtering, acceptable use, and media literacy sites |
Advertising on the Web | Copyright | Virtual Libraries | Web Site Evaluation | Web Design (HTML) |
Fee-Based Internet Resources | Learning and Bibliographic Instruction in the Electronic Environment |
eBooks

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Internet Copyright Resources: Online help by UNC Charlotte Web Support
Last updated October 31, 1997. 
URL: http://www.uncc.edu/websup/copyright.html

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Teacher Resource Page at South Birlington School District, VT
If you cannot think of any particular website, start here. It offers links covering a bunch of areas of teachers'
interests. Search utility is offered.
URL: http://www.sburl.k12.vt.us/district/ite/resources.html

Alternatively, you can visit their Information Technology Education homepage for a wider range of materials.

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If you have any questions, comments, or any suggestions, please do not hesitate to contact Snea Thinsan, Course Tutor.

Last updated:  26/04/01 17:26:41
Copyrighted 2001: CELTE, University of Warwick