Internet and Computer Writing Resources for a Content-Based Curriculum

TESOL '98, Connecting Our Global Community
Seattle, Washington USA March 17-21, 1998

Integrating Technology Across the Curriculum: Internet/Computer Writing Resources for a Content-Based Curriculum
Technology Connects with Interest Sections (TCIS)

Michael Krauss, ISALC, Lewis & Clark College, Portland, Oregon

In the process of putting this site together, I spent many hours exploring the Internet for materials related to integrating writing into a content-based ESL curriculum. The sheer quantity of information I encountered was somewhat overwhelming. I tried to collect resources and provide examples of assignments and student work which will prove useful to those just beginning to integrate computers into their teaching as well as to those who are more experienced. I hope to keep these pages current, adding new resources as I become aware of them. Comments, suggestions, and notification of any outdated links would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Michael Krauss

Internet/Computer Writing Resources for a Content-Based Curriculum

Objective: To provide resources which will help ESL/EFL teachers incorporate CALL writing activities into content-based classes. This site contains both Internet and non-Internet based resources. The user will find sample lesson plans, student work, and resources for further reading/research.

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Introduction: Assumptions and Basic Skills
Sources for CALL Software
Web-Based Resources for Content Instruction
A Sampling of Computer/Internet Applications for Writing
A Sample Content-Based Course

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