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Moodle in the writing lab: Foregrounding task design as topic in instructor-learner exchange
Lawrie Hunter
– The Moodle course management system provides an enabling environment for the delivery of English as a second language instruction.
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Paper type | Web 2.0 Workshop Selected Articles |
Pages | 85-92 |
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Abstract
The Moodle course management system provides an enabling environment for the delivery of English as a second language instruction. This paper presents a by-product use of Moodle as a textbook authoring environment, and opens a related question: does on-the-fly in-class task revision in the Moodle classroom environment create a scenario which supports (or in fact gives rise to) learner initiated discussion of task issues such as effectiveness, performability and appropriateness?
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Hunter, L. (2008). Moodle in the writing lab: Foregrounding task design as topic in instructor-learner exchange. The JALT CALL Journal, 4(1), 85–92. https://doi.org/10.29140/jaltcall.v4n1.57