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Recorded
Friday, December 3, 1999 1:00 - 3:00 PM PST
Moderator
Elissa Tognozzi, Lecturer, Italian
Presenters
Olga Kagan, Lecturer, Slavic Languages and
Literature
Creating web-based language comprehension modules.
Chris LaBelle, TA, Applied Linguistics and ESL
Created web-based program to assist in improving reading and
comprehension skills.
Christopher Mott, Lecturer, English
Used web-based program to annotate and critique text
passages.
Emanuel Schegloff, Professor, Sociology
Created and used self-grading multimedia exercises.
Faculty often secure grants or request on-campus aid to design
software programs to solve particular instructional needs. Some
projects succeed while others seem to require too much effort
and resources to justify their development. In this SIANME forum
four instructors with extensive experience creating and/or using
custom-made applications will demonstrate their applications and
discuss their relative pros and cons.
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