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PacCALL 2004 Online Conference Proceedings
PacCALL @ CLaSIC 2004 - PacCALL 2004 Virtual Conference

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Author
Title
(Keynote) Carol A. Chapelle Hints about CALL from CALL Research
   
Alistair Campbell The Development of a Simple Online Stress-Time Training Software
Yuangshan Chuang The National English Test in Proficiency for All on the Web in Taiwan
Stephen F. Culhane  “E-mmersion”: an Everyday CALL Pedagogy for Second Language Education
Martha Clark Cummings Virtual role reversals for teacher trainers online
Laurence Dryden & Izumi Okuyama  "Make Them See": Designing Effective Presentation Slides
Ismet Fanany Technology-Based Assessment
Rebecca Fanany Autonomous Learning through Online Teaching
Alan Harper Efficacy of Online Pronunciation Activities in Beginner TESL 
Blake Hayes and Salem Hicks CALL might be the best place to teach speaking skills
Don Hinkelman EML and implications for task design in blended L2 environments 
  Placement testing and audio quiz-making with open source software
Andrew Johnson & Neil Heffernan The new CALL-based set of short reading activities at www.english-trailers.com
In-Seok Kim Teaching Foreign Language and Culture to the University Students through Web Contents and Their Reaction to MALL Instruction
Mikyong Kim Beyond the Politics of Technology-enhanced English Language Teaching in Korea
Kenji Kitao Using web pages to teach writing
Toshiko Koyama & Osamu Takeuchi How Look-up Frequency Affects EFL Learning? : An Empirical Study on the Use of Handheld-Electronic Dictionaries
Barry Natusch Online learning and intergenerational student interaction
Izumi Saita Fostering better oral Japanese via e-learning
Soungok Suh Technology training and English language teacher education in Korea 
Siew Ming Thang & Leila Bidmeshki An online English course for Malaysian Science and Technology undergraduates: Sharing experiences 
Siew Ming Thang & Delia Olaybal Creating and testing a Science in English Website
Michael Thomas Teaching English in the Laptop University
Wen-Hsien Yang An English Language Course by Applying the Internet in Taiwanese High Schools
   
Posters:  
Atsushi Asai  Rethinking computer use: How goals are set
   
Non-CALL:  
Akbar Afghari Mode of Discourse and Evaluation