A. hardware
B. software
C. warmware

What do you want to do?

A. goals
B. do you have a program/project in mind

Where to go?

A. The Internet

1. informational pages

• John de Szendeffy's BU page - http://web.bu.edu/CELOP/MLL/ - It's good for technological and CALL lab information.

• John McVicker's OU page - http://www.tcom.ohiou.edu/OU_Language/OU_Language.html - also has a lot of information for people planning CALL labs

2. lists

3. freeware and shareware

CELIA - http://www.latrobe.edu.au/www/education/celia/celia.html
Virtual CALL Library - http://www.sussex.ac.uk/langc/CALL.html
General Shareware - http://search.shareware.com/SW/FD/Home/

1. MUG (Mac Users Group)

C. Books

The Internet Guide for English Language Teachers by Dave Sperling (ISBN 0-13-841073-9)
E-Mail for English Teaching by Mark Warschauer (ISBN 0-939791-62-5)
New Ways of Using Computers in Language Teaching edited by Tim Boswood (ISBN 0-939-79169-2)
TESOL CALL Interest Section Software List 1997

This page will exist in greater detail online off of the PCI outline after April 7, 1998.

Back to Getting Your Virtual Feet Wet

created in March , 1998 by Elin Melchior
revised on March 16, 1998
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