The document summarizes the history of computer-assisted language learning (CALL) from the 1970s to the late 1970s. It discusses several important early developments including the release of the first microprocessors in the early 1970s, the creation of early computer systems and programming languages like BASIC, and the development of early communicative language teaching approaches. It also outlines many seminal events in the history of personal computers, networking, and computer applications like word processing and hypermedia during this period.

1. The History of CALL: The late 70s Talia Jocelyn Caballero Verdienes Saida Soraya Cerda Abundis

2. The late 70s: The realease of the Mini and the Start of the Micro 1970: DELPHI 1971: E-mail 1972: 8-BIT 8008 chip 1973: The first microcomputer 1974: First issue of Oregon Interactive discovery learning

3. The late 70s: David meets Goliath, The years of Apple and Microsoft First OS for computers 1975: microprocessors 1976: Apple computer 1978: First hypermedia system

4. The late 70s: Floppies, videodiscs and the Beginning of intelligence 1978: TRANSPAC 1979: UTAH

5. Interactive Discovery learning Theory applied to math and science Argues that communicative skills can be achieved through interactive learning

6. First American national conference on Computer Learning OCDE announces its favor of information learning

7. 1970 Development of DELPHI chip by Intel

8. 1971 The invention of the e-mail by Ray Tomlison Intel introduced the 4004 microprocessor in 1969 by Ted Hoff, S. Mazor and F. Fagin Development of the Computer display Theory by David Merril

9. The CDT was applied to CAI in all disciplines

10. 1972 The introduction of the 8- bit 8008 bit by Phillips

11. 1973 The first microcomputer : 8008 based on Scelbi 8-H The first journal system was published in Minnesota : MECC

12. 1974 First issue of Oregon Computing Teacher Magazine (The Computing Teacher) “ Teaching children to read using a computer”- Richard Atkinson

13. First OS Control Program for Microcomputers (CPM) MICROSOFT- created by Paul Allen & William Gates Under stewardship of Graham Davies, School of Language Studies in Ealing College of Higher Education National Center for Computer Assisted Language (NCCALL) Major role in Great Britain Publishes first British newsletter of CALL

14. 1975 Altair 8800, Zilog Z80, Z80, MOS 6502, Motorola 6800 microprocessors Altair- microcomputer kit first using BASIC Basic Instruction Program (BIP) is born

15. 1976 Wilkins publishes Notional Syllabuses Apple Computer is formed Texas instruments TMS9000-first 16-bit microprocessor Control data corporation markets PLATO system as commercial product

16. 1978 First hypermedia system, ASPEN Movie Map, developed by Andrew Lippman (MIT) Release of 8088 by INTEL- commercial success OSI model: Open Systems Interconnexion

17. 1978 TRANSPAC (Transmission par Paquets) by DGT First high speed communication network in France MicroPro- first word processor Apple & Radio Shack announces 51/45 inch floppy disc drive Widdowson releases “Teaching Language as Communication” Munby releases Communicative Syllabus Design

18. 1979 Utah State University ties Apple to videodisc for CAI Micromodems come out & Ethernet connections begin INTEL introduces 8088-heart of IBM PC Hard disc systems added to micros Compuserve is created Smalltalk language invented

19. Les 10,000 micros project in France Secondary schools equipped with machines and teacher training starts Brumfit & Johnson publish “The Communicative Approach to Language Teaching” Tim Johns- writes first program for mainframe computers at University of Brimingham- Jumbler ADA language created by Jean Ichbiah in France

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