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ICT in the EFL Classroom

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ICT in the EFL Classroom

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ICT in the EFL Classroom● Opportunities & challenges for learner● Opportunities & challenges for teacher● Learning is change● Learning by teaching● Copyright and plagiarism● Moodle layout and navigation● Showcasing tools● Grading● Final Project

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Opportunities for Learner● Increases student motivation● Improves independent learning● Opportunities for learner collaboration● Improves learner output● Content and Language Integrated Learning● Instant feedback and support

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Challenges for Learner● Time● Connectivity● Digital training● Safety online● Avoid plagiarism & adhere to copyrights● Learning curve● Distractions online● Intrinsic motivation

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Opportunities for Teacher● Creative and varied delivery of content ● Not static (books) via audio and video● Personal attention & Individual feedback● Ongoing communication via the Internet 24/7● Control of learner progress● Ease of communication with learner &

parents

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Challenges for Teacher● Time use and training● Connectivity● Hardware & software cost● Learning curve● Intrinsic and extrinsic motivation● Training required ● Expected knowledge base & skills● Expected use in and out of class● Avoid plagiarism & adhere to copyrights

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PurposeNew

Start a Change

Learning is Change

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Knowledge Self-Esteem

Learning Changes Self Concept

Social Self

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PainPleasure

Choice

Experience the Process

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● Present information● Apply tools to reach audiences globally● Receiving widespread feedback ● Experiencing information● Self-development● Gain recognition (locally and globally)● Expert (area researched)

Learning by Teaching

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● Active Learning● Learning by doing● Applying information● Demonstrating learning outcomes● Sharing as a way to learn● Socially engaging with others● Experiential learning

Teaching as a Way to Learn

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Copyrights for Images

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Copyrights for Images

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Plagiarism in the EFL Class

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Avoid Plagiarism Give Credit

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Moodle Learning Environment

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Moodle Learning Environment

Layout and Navigation

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Showcasing Learning

Screencast-o-matic

Padlet

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Final Grade Attendance 20 20.1, 3.2, 17.2, 2.3, 16.3,

30.3 online, 4.5, 18.5 Tasks 40 Padlet Journal

Final Project 40 Research Project

Total 100

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Final Project Task Tool

Topic Google word doc

Survey Google form (questions) + excel sheet (responses)

Report Google word doc

Introduction, body, conclusion Google word doc

Presentation Google slides,Movenote, SlideSpeech, PresentMe

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Additional Reading Shernoff, D. J., & Csikszentmihalyi, M. (2009). Cultivating engaged learners and optimal learning environments. Handbook of positive psychology in schools, 131-145. Retrieved from http://www.coe.niu.edu/~shernoff/shernofffsc.pdf

Shin, S.-K. (2015). Teaching critical, ethical, and safe use of ICT in pre- service teacher education. Language Learning & Technology, 19(1), 181–197. Retrieved from http://llt.msu.edu/issues/february2015/shin.pdf

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ICT in the EFL Classroom