Kevin Gaugler | November 23, 2009
At the ACTFL09 conference I gave a talk entitled “The Technology of Classroom 007: Mobile Computing and Language Instruction”. In it I described a classroom at Marist College, room 007, where I occasionally teach. The irony of its number lies in the fact that it is a basement room, underground with no windows. I therefore [...]
Barbara Lindsey | October 21, 2008
In today’s episode Kevin and I had the honor of interviewing Nina Garrett, who recently retired from her position as the Director of the Center for Language Study at Yale University where she also served as Director of Language Study and Adjunct Professor of Linguistics. Nina has contributed significantly to the field of computer-assisted language [...]
The wATw Podcast: An Interview with Nina Garrett [76:11m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (417)Kevin Gaugler | September 22, 2008
We could think of no better inspiration for a blog about the possibilities of technology than Jules Verne1. Often referred to as the father of science-fiction, Verne is the author of such novels as Journey to the Center of the Earth, Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea and Around the World in 80 Days. Jules Verne’s fiction [...]