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Find open access research on teaching modern foreign languages with Yazik Open
2012/03/28
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An inititative of an expert from the UK LLAS, Yazik Open has the potential to become a welcome addition to our SLA research search options, especially if you do not want to run into a pay wall after finding an interesting abstract.
The currently sole contributor seems to be admin – same problem I had when I started a language learning resource links database in 1998, when will this change?
The keyword list looks somewhat rudimentary – when I worked with LLAS on a language learning resource metadata schema, complexity led to a grinding halt.
So the need to bring some of the advances in technologically fostered collaboration and information exchange to domain-specific fields like SLA certainly remains to be felt here.
Protected: New LRC Calendars/Equipment mailboxes visible to students
2012/03/22
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The base hardware parts of the LRC iMacs
2012/03/20
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- Not so base that it all very much depends:
- LRC Room 434b
- West: Early 2009
- More on Apple’s website.
- West: Early 2009
- East: Mid 2009 [?]
- LRC Room 434b
- LRC Room Coed037
Moodle Kaltura teacher and student video uploads combined
2012/03/16
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- You can combine
- a Model/Question video, uploaded by the teacher as a video resource
- with an Imitation/Response video captured by the student.
- Cons:
- When viewing the teacher upload video models/questions, the student has to alternate between pause/play (which are not even on the same button).
- Student does not have to also handle pausing/restarting the video recording, but that may be another con: The student cannot pause her video, so the grader will have to skip over pauses in his recording.
- Pros: Looks like a video recording can peacefully coexist with a simultaneous video playback (XP, IE8):
LRC Outlook/Exchange 2010 Resource Calendaring: How to alter meeting times in OWA
2012/03/16
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- Changed your mind/requirements about a meeting time you made?
- Go to your NINERMAIL Calendar, open the meeting, alter the times from the dropdowns (use the “scheduling assistant” to check for conflicts of the new time), click “Send update”
More Moodle Kaltura webcam recording homework assignments: Spanish
2012/03/02
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