Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge for language education: an overview
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This document summarizes an online course on using information technology for language education. The three credit course uses blended learning with both face-to-face and online components. Students will develop skills in designing language tasks using ICTs, gain a global perspective by connecting with students online, and improve problem-solving skills by acquiring technical skills. Assessment includes weekly online contributions and a group project. The course aims to provide examples and discuss advantages and disadvantages of using technology for language learning.
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