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Computer
Assisted Language Learning.
1 Using specially designed computer programs to teach
English. These may be simple game-type activities or
grammatical exercises, or complete language courses on CD-ROM
with graphics, sound and practice exercises. CD-ROM CALL
programs often have a facility for recording and playing back
your voice to help with pronunciation.
2 Using non-ELT computer programs and the Internet in
your class.
Example: Students can use an Internet site with a
route-planner for the United States to plan a vacation.
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