Teaching literature and language online
By: edited by Ian Lancashire.
Contributors: Lancashire, Ian.
Series: Options for teaching -- 26
Publisher: Modern Language Association of America
Published: 2009
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
ISBN-13: 9781603290562; 9781603290579
Subjects: Educational technology; Language and languages -- Study and teaching -- Technological innovations; Literature -- Study and teaching -- Technological innovations; Web-based instruction
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: From web pages to distance learning: technology in the foreign language curriculum / Robert Blake; title: Writing as process and online education: matching pedagogy with delivery / Kristine Blair; title: Tools for Teaching Language and Literature Online / Elizabeth Hanson-Smith; title: Teaching world languages online / Mary Ann Lyman-Hager; title: Humane studies in digital space / Jerome McGann; title: Between language and literature: digital text exploration / Stéfan Sinclair and Geoffrey Rockwell; title: Case studies in thelanguages : Fostering cohesion and community in asynchronous online courses; title: Stephen l. Tschudi, David V. Hiple, and Dorothy M. Chun / Constructing Community: Online response groups in literature and writing classrooms / Dawn M. Formo and Kimberly Robinson Neary; title: Language in action: supporting foreign language literacy development with online discussions / Mike Arnold; title: Aymara on the Internet: Language Education and Preservation / Gillian Lord; title: MITUPV: Language, Media, and Distance in an Online Community / Douglas Morgenstern; title: Case Studies in Literatures; title: The literary machine: blogging the literature course / Kathleen Fitzpatrick; title: The Literal and the Lateral: A Digital Early China for College Freshmen / Haun Saussy; title: Old English online at the University of Calgary / Murray McGillivray; title: Medieval Literature and Multimedia: The Pleasures and Perils of Internet Pedagogy /Martha Westcott Driver; title: Seeking the Best of Both Worlds: Online and Off-Line Shakespeare / Michael Best; title: Writing, Reading, and Asynchronous Spontaneity in Online Teaching of Shakespeare / James Fitzmaurice; title: Enabling Undergraduates to Understand Advanced; title: Humanities research: teaching with the Dickinson electronic archives / Martha Nell Smith; title: Solitary Confinement: Managing Relational Angst in an Online Classroom /; title: Laura L. bush; title: An online poetry course (for Carol) / Kathy Cawsey and Ian Lancashire; title: Creating E-Learning Communities in Language and Literature Classes /; title: Kathryn M. grossman; title: The decameron web, a dozen years later / Michael Papio and Massimo Riva; title: Hybrid World Literature: Literary Culture and the New Machine / William Kuskin; title: World.Lit: Envisioning Literary Education Online / Gerald Lucas; title: An online Japanese textbook with natural language processing / Noriko Nagata; title: The open-source English teacher / Ian Lancashire; title: Enabling Intellectual Collaboration: The Use of Wikis and Blogs / Martha Nell Smith.