Syllabus | EN 1107: CALL & Study Skills I
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October 02, 2018
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Computer Literacy, Computer Competency (10/ 05 hrs)
- Computer Literacy: general knowledge of what computers are used for and some general experience in using them.
- List the purposes in using computers
- Computer Competency: ability to use the computer as a tool for particular purposes A general introduction-email, conferencing programs (written and spoken), word processing programs, language archives (written and spoken)
Reinforcement of classroom material (10/05 hrs)
Using text books accompanied by CD-ROM disc, which has practice exercises, self-check tests,Speech processing (10/05hrs)
Access to Speech Recognition Programs, simple exercises in pronunciation, feedback graphsEffective use of email (10/05hrs)
- Choose the appropriate software and learn how to use the email system confidently.
- Communicate with the teacher and others to carry out task-based learning projects.
Library skills (10/05 hrs)
- Understanding classification system
- Using a library catalogue
- Using the content/index pages of a book to find reference
- Finding information quickly from bibliography
Activities:
-Library skills questionnaire, e.g. Write down the classification numbers of the
following books and find them on the shelves.
Give the names and numbers of the books that give information about the following
topics
Dictionary studies (10/05hrs)
- Getting familiar with the format of good monolingual dictionary entries
- Finding their way around the information a dictionary offers
- Discuss the role of a dictionary
- Assign activities which show the kinds of meanings that are presented and how they are presented.
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