TTL2-WORKSHOP-LECTURE-SLIDES.pptxxxxxxxx
- 1. WELCOME TO OUR NEXT WORKSHOP
- 2. • Introduction to Technology in Language Education • Definition: Technology in language education refers to the use of digital tools, software, and online resources to enhance language learning and teaching. • Evolution: Technology has transformed language education, providing innovative ways to engage learners, facilitate communication, and access authentic language resources.
- 3. • Types of Technology in Language Education • Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL): • Utilizes computer software and online platforms to facilitate language learning activities such as vocabulary practice, grammar exercises, and interactive language lessons. • Examples: Duolingo, Rosetta Stone, Quizlet. • Mobile-Assisted Language Learning (MALL): • Utilizes mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets for language learning anytime, anywhere. • Apps and mobile websites provide access to language learning resources, podcasts, language exchange platforms, and language games. • Examples: Memrise, Babbel, HelloTalk.
- 4. • Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR): • Immersive technologies that provide simulated language learning environments for authentic language practice and cultural experiences. • VR and AR applications offer virtual language labs, virtual field trips, and interactive storytelling experiences. • Examples: Google Expeditions, VRChat, Augment.
- 5. • Online Language Learning Platforms: • Web-based platforms offer a wide range of language courses, tutorials, and resources for learners of all proficiency levels. • Platforms provide interactive lessons, video lectures, language exchange forums, and live tutoring sessions. • Examples: Coursera, Udemy, iTalki.
- 6. • Benefits of Technology in Language Education • Accessibility: Technology enables learners to access language learning resources and materials from anywhere with an internet connection, overcoming geographical barriers. • Personalization: Digital tools allow for personalized learning experiences tailored to individual learner needs, preferences, and learning styles. • Engagement: Interactive multimedia content and gamified language learning apps increase learner motivation and engagement. • Authenticity: Technology provides access to authentic language materials such as videos, podcasts, and social media, allowing learners to practice real-world language use.
- 7. • Challenges and Considerations • Digital Divide: Disparities in access to technology and internet connectivity may limit the accessibility of digital language learning resources for some learners. • Quality Control: Ensuring the quality and accuracy of online language resources and materials is essential to support effective learning. • Data Privacy and Security: Protecting learner data and privacy when using online platforms and apps requires careful consideration and implementation of privacy measures. • Pedagogical Integration: Effective integration of technology into language teaching requires training and professional development for educators to leverage digital tools effectively.
- 8. • Future Directions • Artificial Intelligence (AI): Integration of AI technologies such as natural language processing (NLP) and chatbots for personalized language learning experiences and intelligent tutoring systems. • Adaptive Learning: Development of adaptive learning platforms that use data analytics and machine learning algorithms to tailor instruction to individual learner needs and progress. • Virtual Collaboration: Expansion of virtual collaboration tools and platforms to facilitate global language exchange and intercultural communication among learners
- 9. LMS - Learning Management System Sample: Moodle, Blackboard, Canvas VLE - Virtual Learning Environment Sample: Google Classroom, Schoology OER - Open Educational Resources Sample: Khan Academy, OpenStax, MIT OpenCourseWare MOOC - Massive Open Online Course Sample: Coursera, edX, FutureLearn SRS - Student Response System Sample: Poll Everywhere, Kahoot, Socrative VILT - Virtual Instructor-Led Training Sample: Zoom meetings, Microsoft Teams meetings TBL - Team-Based Learning Sample: Collaborative group projects, peer review activities CBT - Computer-Based Training Sample: Interactive tutorials, e-learning modules CBE - Competency-Based Education Sample: Mastery-based assessment, personalized learning paths PBL - Problem-Based Learning Sample: Case studies, real-world scenario simulations
- 10. • STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics • Sample: Robotics, coding, engineering design challenges • STEAM - Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics • Sample: Integration of arts into STEM curriculum, creative design projects • ICT - Information and Communication Technology • Sample: Computers, tablets, smartphones • SBL - Simulation-Based Learning • Sample: Virtual labs, medical simulations, flight simulators • VR - Virtual Reality • Sample: VR headsets, immersive educational experiences • AR - Augmented Reality • Sample: Pokémon GO, educational apps with AR features • MR - Mixed Reality • Sample: Microsoft HoloLens, Magic Leap • AI - Artificial Intelligence • Sample: Intelligent tutoring systems, adaptive learning algorithms • ML - Machine Learning • Sample: Personalized recommendation systems, predictive analytics • NLP - Natural Language Processing • Sample: Chatbots, language translation tools
- 11. • CMS - Content Management System • Sample: WordPress, Drupal, Joomla • BYOD - Bring Your Own Device • Sample: Students using their own laptops, tablets, or smartphones for learning • DI - Differentiated Instruction • Sample: Individualized learning plans, tiered assignments • UDL - Universal Design for Learning • Sample: Multiple means of representation, engagement, and expression • TTS - Text-to-Speech • Sample: Read&Write, Voice Dream Reader • ASR - Automatic Speech Recognition • Sample: Dictation software, language learning apps with speech recognition • STEM - Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics • Sample: Robotics, coding, engineering design challenges • SEL - Social and Emotional Learning • Sample: Mindfulness exercises, character education programs • PLN - Personal Learning Network • Sample: Twitter, LinkedIn, educational blogs • SNS - Social Networking Service • Sample: Facebook groups, LinkedIn groups for educators
- 12. • DLC - Digital Learning Content • Sample: E-books, online tutorials, interactive multimedia resources • CAI - Computer-Assisted Instruction • Sample: Educational software, interactive tutorials • MLearning - Mobile Learning • Sample: Language learning apps, educational podcasts • DLC - Digital Learning Content • Sample: E-books, online tutorials, interactive multimedia resources • TBL - Team-Based Learning • Sample: Collaborative group projects, peer review activities • GSL - Gamified Learning • Sample: Educational games, gamified quizzes • SCORM - Sharable Content Object Reference Model • Sample: E-learning authoring tools, learning management systems • CAI - Computer-Assisted Instruction • Sample: Educational software, interactive tutorials • QR - Quick Response codes • Sample: Scanning QR codes to access learning resources • EMI - English as a Medium of Instruction • Sample: Teaching STEM subjects in English in non- English speaking countries
- 13. • SIS - Student Information System • Sample: PowerSchool, Infinite Campus • LCMS - Learning Content Management System • Sample: Adobe Captivate Prime, iSpring Learn • TBLT - Task-Based Language Teaching • Sample: Language learning tasks based on real- world scenarios • TESOL - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages • Sample: TESOL certification courses, ESL teaching resources • CALL - Computer-Assisted Language Learning • Sample: Rosetta Stone, Duolingo, Babbel • ELT - English Language Teaching • Sample: ESL textbooks, English language courses • ESP - English for Specific Purposes • Sample: Business English courses, Academic English programs • EAP - English for Academic Purposes • Sample: English courses for academic writing, research, and presentations • ESP - English for Specific Purposes • Sample: Business English courses, Academic English programs • GSE - Global Scale of English • Sample: Pearson English courses, standardized English proficiency tests
- 14. ENGLISH MAJORSHIP 1.ELT - English Language Teaching 2.ESL - English as a Second Language 3.EFL - English as a Foreign Language 4.TESOL - Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages 5.TEFL - Teaching English as a Foreign Language 6.TEFLA - Teaching English as a Foreign Language to Adults 7.ESP - English for Specific Purposes 8.EAP - English for Academic Purposes 9.CELTA - Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults 10. DELTA - Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults
- 15. • TOEFL - Test of English as a Foreign Language • IELTS - International English Language Testing System • CAE - Certificate in Advanced English • CPE - Certificate of Proficiency in English • FCE - First Certificate in English • PET - Preliminary English Test • TKT - Teaching Knowledge Test • SLA - Second Language Acquisition • CALL - Computer-Assisted Language Learning • L1 - First Language (Native Language)
- 16. • L2 - Second Language • L3 - Third Language • LGP - Language for General Purposes • LSP - Language for Specific Purposes • LPP - Language Policy and Planning • LFE - Lingua Franca English • EIL - English as an International Language • WE - World Englishes • NNS - Non-Native Speaker • NS - Native Speaker
- 17. • RP - Received Pronunciation • GA - General American (Accent) • RP - Received Pronunciation • BBC - British Broadcasting Corporation • TESL - Teaching English as a Second Language • Linguistics - Scientific study of language and its structure • SLP - Speech-Language Pathology • TES - Transnational Englishes • ELF - English as a Lingua Franca • TES - Transnational Englishes
- 18. • EAL - English as an Additional Language • TESD - Teaching English in the Speaker's Domain • TESN - Teaching English in the Non-Speaker's Domain • SLP - Second Language Pedagogy • ELP - English Language Proficiency • LEP - Limited English Proficiency • CELAC - Certificate in English Language and Culture • CLIL - Content and Language Integrated Learning • MLA - Modern Language Association • BICS - Basic Interpersonal Communication Skills