Concordancing is also a good way to train learners to pay attention to patterns of usage in their everyday reading.
Some teachers also use concordancers to prepare printed worksheets for their students.
Take a look at an example worksheet on Internet Neologisms written by Tim Johns at the University of Birmingham. You can find more examples of printed handouts based on concordance output in Tim John's Virtual Data-driven Learning Library . Later in this session, we will use WordSmith Tools, which is installed in the lab. A corpus of texts. Later in this session we will use two corpora called the SCMP corpus and the HKBooks corpus.