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Extractions: This syllabus differs from the paper version in having more embedded hotlinks and at least the theoretical possibility of my correcting typos and updating assignments. The final section on how to get more Swedish into your life is also unique to the present format. Veterans of Scandinavian 1a most likely already own all but the first two items. Audio tapes associated with should be available for use in the Berkeley Language Center.
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Extractions: A course for students who have no previous knowledge of German or have been placed in Germ 131 by UBCs placement test. Classes meet 3 hours a week (plus 1 hour of lab work). The course aims at enabling students to communicate accurately in a variety of everyday situations, to speak about past events and to express ideas and hypotheses in German while providing the necessary structural knowledge (grammar) of the language. It makes extensive use of multimedia and computer programmes in order to both facilitate and enhance learning. The amount of German used in class will increase steadily and quickly.
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Extractions: From: The Internet as an Educational Tool in ESOL Writing Instruction, by Karla Frizler In June 1995, I opened the doors of Frizzy University Network (FUN), a friendly online environment in which non-native speakers of English living outside of English-speaking countries could improve their ability and confidence in writing in English. Futu re plans for FUN include grammar workshops, individualized tutoring and a variety of non-traditional writing courses, including Creative Writing for ESOL students. Over an eight-week period during Summer 1995, I taught the first online EFL composition class through FUN. FUN 101, a free, non-credit, university-level course which took place from June 5 through July 28, 1995, was conducted entirely online, via the Int ernet, through e-mail, a MOO, and a home page on the World Wide Web. [see Appendix 1 for Course Outline] The class itself never met synchronously, but I met with each of the students individually, in real time, for essay conferences and less formal meetings during regularly-scheduled office hours. In addition, the students interacted with each other via e-m ail, discussing topics and exchanging essays for peer review. Though the students participating in FUN 101 did not receive university credit, I did give them feedback on their writing based on the following grading scale:
