This document outlines a study on the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) to support an English language zone initiative at UKM residential colleges. The study aims to assess ICT usage in the colleges' English promotion campaigns. It will document existing ICT infrastructure and how technologies are currently used, through surveys, internet research, and interviews. The study is motivated by UKM's emphasis on developing students' language and technology skills, and previous research showing ICT facilitates language learning. Findings will help evaluate ICT's role in the colleges' English language zones.
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Dokumen.tips Cadangan Penyelidikan Action Research on English in Residential Colleges
This document outlines a study on the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) to support an English language zone initiative at UKM residential colleges. The study aims to assess ICT usage in the colleges' English promotion campaigns. It will document existing ICT infrastructure and how technologies are currently used, through surveys, internet research, and interviews. The study is motivated by UKM's emphasis on developing students' language and technology skills, and previous research showing ICT facilitates language learning. Findings will help evaluate ICT's role in the colleges' English language zones.
This document outlines a study on the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) to support an English language zone initiative at UKM residential colleges. The study aims to assess ICT usage in the colleges' English promotion campaigns. It will document existing ICT infrastructure and how technologies are currently used, through surveys, internet research, and interviews. The study is motivated by UKM's emphasis on developing students' language and technology skills, and previous research showing ICT facilitates language learning. Findings will help evaluate ICT's role in the colleges' English language zones.
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
ZON Bahasa Inggeris: Satu Tinjauan Penggunaan ICT dalam Komunikasi bahasa Inggeris di Kolej Kediaman UKM .
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
Peranan persekitaran dalam pemerolehan bahasa Zon Pertuturan bahasa Inggeris Zon Fizikal - Lokal Zon Siber – Glokal Kajian awal Dua motivasi utama kajian Sinario pembelajaran di UKM Kajian lepas mengenai faedah penggunaan ICT dalam pembelajaran bahasa. Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008 Sinario pembelajaran UKM masa kini Kemahiran Generik KG5: Komunikasi KG9: Kemahiran Teknologi Maklumat Dasar e-Pembelajaran Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia SPIN Pembelajaran sepanjang hayat
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
Improved motivation, self-concept and mastery of basic skills, increased student centred learning and engagement in the learning process (Stepp- Greany, 2002). Learners often display improved thinking skills, recall and active language processing (Dwyer, 1996; Weiss, 1994). Use of multimedia technologies for low-achieving students have been shown to have facilitated learning when used to illustrate concepts and factual information (Nowaczyk, 1998). For networked classrooms, Beauvois (1998) found that more student- student interaction promoted communicative awareness, as self-disclosure through conversation was common. In addition, research has established that online learning fosters increased confidence, by enabling learners to routinise expressions, thereby promoting the development of automatic structures when speaking.
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
The theory of constructivism that underpins instructional design of technology that drives new approaches to language learning (McLoughlin & Oliver, 1998), posits that students assume responsibility for their learning and that the teacher is a facilitator rather than model. Another major influence on language learning has been 'whole language' philosophy, which proposes that learning moves from part to whole (Schrum & Glisan, 2000) language is best acquired by experiencing language in whole, meaningful units, students learn to reorganise and restructure meaningful usage. Hutchinson et. al (2002) provides evidence that technology- enhanced learning promotes successful outcomes when compared with more traditional methods of language learning. Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008 Adakah pihak kolej mendukung semangat yang sama dalam memanipulasi ICT untuk menjayakan kempen zon bahasa Inggeris UKM?
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
ICT : covers the huge range of technological resources of potential value to learning today. It may be interactive whiteboards and tablets or the latest CAD/CAM or language lab technology also include the new generation of mobile phones in the learning process.
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
Online forum email Blog Wiki Podcast VOD, e.g. Youtube Chat Newsgroups Bulletin boards Matlamat Menilai penggunaan ICT dalam kempen penggunaan bahasa Inggeris di Kolej Kediaman UKM Objektif Menyenaraikan infrastruktur dan peralatan ICT yang sedia ada di kolej kediaman Dokumentasi cara penggunaan ICT berkenaan
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
Objektif 1 Perancangan Latihan Kutipan data – multimodal Analisis Dokumentasi Objektif 2 Perancangan Pembinaan soalan wawancara Latihan Kutipan data – multimodal Analisis Dokumentasi
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
Sumber di pohon Temporary and contract personnel (J 400) Travel and transportation (J 500) Rentals (J 600) Research materials and supplies (J 700) Minor modifications and repairs (J 800) Special services (J 900) Special equipment and accessories (J 1000) Sumber sedia ada Salaried personnel (11100) Belanjawan
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
Beauvois, M. (1998). Conversations in slow motion: Computer-mediated communication in the foreign language classroom. The Canadian Foreign Language Review, 54(2), 198-217. Dywer, D. (1996). A response to Douglas Noble: We're in this together. Educational Leadership, 54(3), 24-27. McLoughlin, C. & Oliver, R. (1998). Maximising the language and learning link in computer learning environments. British Journal of Educational Technology, 29 (2), 125-136 Nowaczyck, R. (1998). Student perceptions of multimedia in the undergraduate classroom. International Journal of Instructional Media, 25, 367-368. Stepp-Greany, J. (2002). Student perceptions of language learning in a technological environment: implications for the new millennium. Language Learning and Technology, 6(1), 165-180. Schrum, J. & Glisan, E. (2000). Teacher's handbook: Contextualised language instruction.Boston, MA. Heinle & Heinle. Weaver, C. (1990). Understanding whole language. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann Educational Books. Weiss, J. (1994). Keeping up with the research. Technology and Learning, 14(5), 30-34.
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008
Action Research on English in UKM Residential Colleges Langkawi, Oktober 2008