Using IT in the Language Classroom A Guide for Teachers and Students in Asia

Knowing why Information Technology (IT) is useful is a key element in knowing how to use it effectively. How, then, can technology be used in an informed way? This is an introductory text for teachers, students and academics who need to understand and justify their roles in IT-rich language learning...

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Main Authors: Towndrow, Phillip Alexander (Author), Vallance, Michael (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Singapore Longman 2004
Edition:Third edition
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