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zahra shahsavar
Jan 12, 2009, 7:59:41 AM1/12/09
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Dear all, I am Zahra, a PhD student in applied linguistics in Malaysia. I am working on the role of weblogs on Tertiaary EFL learners’ writing development. In terms of collecting data, I would appreciate if any one can assist me in any way.
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David
Jan 12, 2009, 3:07:23 PM1/12/09
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Welcome to the Workshop Zahra. It's nice to have grad students as well
as teachers here! I hope that some of our presenters and
participants will be able to steer you toward some useful resources
for your Ph.D.
Dave Winet
On Jan 12, 4:59 am, zahra shahsavar <zahrashahsavar_teac...@yahoo.com>
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as teachers here! I hope that some of our presenters and
participants will be able to steer you toward some useful resources
for your Ph.D.
Dave Winet
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Jaffar Kianpour
Jan 13, 2009, 8:02:02 AM1/13/09
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Hi,
Language Learning & Technology center of MSU is a great place to start with! http://llt.msu.edu/
Also visit these pages:
:)
Jaffar
Language Learning & Technology center of MSU is a great place to start with! http://llt.msu.edu/
Also visit these pages:
IATEFL POLAND COMPUTER SIG JOURNAL - Contents
Internet TESL Journal (For ESL-EFL Teachers)
Journal of Language and Linguistics
Professional Online CALL Journals
Reading in a Foreign Language (RFL)
T.H.E. Journal Online Technological Horizons in Education
TEACHING ENGLISH WITH TECHNOLOGY _
TESL-TEFL-TESOL-ESL-EFL-ESOL Links - TESL Articles z Other
:)
Jaffar
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Vanessa
Feb 8, 2009, 1:13:18 PM2/8/09
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Zahra
I have a weblog for my online esl class, which is really more like a
study group than a formal class. What kind of data are you looking
for? I also maintain several non teaching weblogs, which might make an
interesting point of comparison on weblogs and writing development,
although other teaching / writing related weblogs might work better.
Just an informal observation but I have notice that my esl students
participate more and write more than the native speaker readers who
follow the other blogs.
Vanessa
On Jan 12, 5:59 am, zahra shahsavar <zahrashahsavar_teac...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
I have a weblog for my online esl class, which is really more like a
study group than a formal class. What kind of data are you looking
for? I also maintain several non teaching weblogs, which might make an
interesting point of comparison on weblogs and writing development,
although other teaching / writing related weblogs might work better.
Just an informal observation but I have notice that my esl students
participate more and write more than the native speaker readers who
follow the other blogs.
Vanessa
On Jan 12, 5:59 am, zahra shahsavar <zahrashahsavar_teac...@yahoo.com>
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