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About me

Username:	rickl
Name:	Rick
Job title:	academic
Affiliation:	Not specified
Web page:	Not specified
Joined:	2005-01-11

What I do

academic

Interests

CMC weblogs blogging online community learning ecology second language acquisition

Recent Activity

2009-11-21

10:29: posted Consequences of media and Internet use for offline and online network capital and well-being. A causal model approach
04:26: posted Sustainability and computer-assisted language learning: factors for success in a context of change

2009-11-14

03:47: posted Suppressing Inner Speech in ESL Reading: Implications for Developmental Changes in Second Language Word Recognition Processes
03:42: posted Finding Middle Ground in Second Language Reading: Pedagogic Modifications That Increase Comprehensibility and Vocabulary Acquisition While Preserving Authentic Text Features

2009-11-10

11:44: posted Book Review: Vocabulary myths: applying second language research to classroom teaching

2009-11-08

11:21: posted Students transcribing tasks: noticing fluency, accuracy, and complexity
11:20: posted Reducing student reticence through teacher interaction strategy
11:16: posted Task-based language teaching: sorting out the misunderstandings
11:16: posted Task-based language learning research: expecting too much or too little?
11:16: posted Mediating between predetermined order and chaos: the role of the teacher in task-based language education
11:15: posted Chacun à son gout? Task-based L2 pedagogy from the teacher's point of view
11:14: posted A holistic approach to task-based interaction
11:07: posted Recent publications on task-based language teaching: a review

2009-11-07

22:36: posted Instructional technology must contribute to productivity
22:33: posted The University in periods of technological change: a historically grounded perspective
13:10: posted For successful use of instructional technology in higher education we must…
13:07: posted Technology’s effect on achievement in higher education: a Stage I meta-analysis of classroom applications
13:01: posted Realizing the promises of mobile learning
12:54: posted Semi-formal learning communities for professional development in mobile learning
12:51: posted Ubiquitous technology for language learning: the U-Japan movement in higher education