Live Action English Interactive - TPR on a Computer

Choo, Jinhee

doi:10.1558/cj.35256

CALICO

2013

DOI: 10.1558/cj.35256

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Live Action English Interactive - TPR on a Computer

Jinhee Choo

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“…A person who studies the language should understand new words and react to them in a corresponding way without translation into a language known to him. However, Choo (2006) mentioned in his review of Live Action English Interactive -TPR on a computer that this technique did not appear earlier in the study of languages using computer programs. Kashy et al (1993) suggested using personalized assignments while conducting learning and testing on computers.…”

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Software for Creating Tutorials and Examinations on Natural Languages

Dolmatova¹

2018

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Currently, philologists often use various software in studying and testing foreign languages. This work presents the software for creating tutorials and exams by philologists independently from software developers. To cover various features of natural languages and involve more abilities of users, such tutorials and exams contain randomly generated tasks of different types. Both questions and answers of the tasks can be text, graphic, sound, or combined. This software implements the algorithmic programming language for creating randomly generated (parameterized) tasks. The paper describes the objects, the syntax, and the procedure for generating random tasks in this programming language. The developed software is tested and used in secondary and higher educational institutions.

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Live Action English Interactive - TPR on a Computer

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