Workshops and Presentations
2000-2001

Spring 2001

• Thursday, April 26, 2001    Third Technology Luncheon

Fall 2000

Workshops

• Monday, December 11, 2000    Language and Literature Web Page Design for Intermediate and Advanced Learners

• Thursday 10/5/00 Foreign Language Web Exercises with ExTemplate

• Friday 9/22/00    Language and Literature Web Pages for Novices

Presentations

• Wednesday, December 6, 2000    Effective use of Technology in Language Learning

• Tuesday, November 21, 2000    On-Line Tools for Assessment of Language Learning

Presentation to the School of Engineering
1:00 PM-2:00 PM, Duncan 1064
• Tuesday, October 31, 2000    Learning Languages and Literature with the Web

• Thursday, October 26, 2000   Second Technology Luncheon

Spring 2000

• Tuesday 5/2/00    Workshop: Creating Your Own Homepage

We would like to invite you to our workshop on basic homepage design and development with Netscape Composer. No previous knowledge necessary and non Roman characters supported (Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Arabic, and Russian). We will show you how to add colors, tables, links and images and much more to your web page.

• Friday 4/28/00    First Technology Luncheon

• Friday 3/17/00    Using Technology for Teaching
  
  3:00 - 4:30 PM: Software Demonstration for the department of Hispanic and Classical Studies.

• Friday, 12/10/99  Create Interactive Web Exercises for your Language and/or Literature Class

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Previous experience with web page design required. We will introduce two
new programs; Interactive Exercise Maker from Swarthmore and ExTemplate
created here by the LRC staff. These programs allow workshop participants
to easily create multiple choice, fill-in the blanks, matching, and click
and drag exercises, without any knowledge of coding required. This is a
very intuitive environment with practically no learning curve!

Please bring with you a disk with old tests or assignments which have
these types of exercises so that you may convert them into web exercises
during the workshop. Or if you prefer, you can also bring a text or
picture (preferably in electronic format) you would like to use to create
a web exercise.
Non roman characters supported (Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc.)
 

• Thursday, 12/9/99 Teach Foreign Languages or Literature on the Web

2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Non Roman characters supported (Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc.).
No previous experience required to attend workshop. For beginners or those
who would like to have a basic review.
Bring with you a disk with a copy of a syllabus or assignment, which you
would like to see posted on the web by the end of the workshop.

• Tuesday, 5/11/99 Interactive Web Page Design for Teaching Languages

• Friday 5/7/99,  Designing Web Pages to Teach Languages and Literature

• 12/11/98, "Homepage Design for Novices: Foreign Language Syllabi and Assignments"