roadmap to an esp e-learning program

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Division Google Docs Gmail account used to create multiple accounts with Twitter, Facebook, Survey Monkey, and Prezi.com Adds a mobile component to our program Supplements vocab. acquisition with ER Forces students to pace their study Development of an ESP E- learning Program Dubhgan Hinchey Global Communication Education Division formed GCED Resources CELESTE Website V1.0 (in-house template) Using Notepad, template, and FileZilla Platform to publish general division policies and documents Portal for other offered, online services Criterion Trial Starts Classes created with instructors proofreading@ vs. writing@ Allow use of MoodleReader Module Customizable to division needs Possible future module development MoodleReader Module bugfixes / graded readers orders Moodle v 2.2.4 with FreeBSD server JAIST library creates readers section Extensive reading program “out of the box” Create goodwill outside division (library) Cleaner code is a win-win situation for all MOODLE chosen as CMS Commercial hosting and tech support from quizport.com for one year Track use of the Writing lab and collect data on our students needs. (Forms) Collaboration among many teachers. Facilitate data collection – common errors, record keeping Independent study for students Student Report from Iknow! Iknow! Trial Starts (10 accounts) Students placed by Iknow! test; required to study 5 minutes every day. Students installed the Iknow! app for Android and iPhone ER Course Logs (Ss taking quizzes) Rationale

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There has been an explosion of commercial E-learning services and companies created for the mass education market now that offering courses online for students has become the norm. Educators have a hard task before them to create online courses that fit their particular ESP program and students, while also creating a sustainable E-learning program. The Global Education and Communication Division at JAIST (Japan Advanced Institute for Science and Technology) is now six months in to starting its own ESP E-learning program. The presenter will share his experiences and students` opinions on two commercial E-learning platforms: Criterion and Iknow!, and an extensive reading program utilizing Kyoto Sangyo University’s MoodleReader Module and E-books. The poster will include the successes, failures and modifications of the program implementation, along with future plans. Presented at College and University Educators English for Specific Purposes Symposium - Kansai 2012,Nara Institute of Science and Technology,2012/09/08

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Page 1: Roadmap to an ESP E-learning Program

Division Google DocsGmail account used to create multiple

accounts with Twitter, Facebook, Survey Monkey, and Prezi.com

• Adds a mobile component to our program• Supplements vocab. acquisition with ER• Forces students to pace their study

Development of an ESP E-learning ProgramDubhgan Hinchey

Global Communication Education Division formed

GCED

Resources

CELESTE WebsiteV1.0 (in-house template)

Using Notepad, template, and FileZilla

• Platform to publish general division policies and documents

• Portal for other offered, online services

Criterion Trial StartsClasses created with instructors

proofreading@ vs. writing@

• Allow use of MoodleReader Module• Customizable to division needs • Possible future module development

MoodleReader Module bugfixes / graded readers orders

Moodle v 2.2.4 with FreeBSD serverJAIST library creates readers section

• Extensive reading program “out of the box”• Create goodwill outside division (library)• Cleaner code is a win-win situation for all

MOODLE chosen as CMSCommercial hosting and tech support from

quizport.com for one year

• Track use of the Writing lab and collect data on our students needs. (Forms)

• Collaboration among many teachers.

• Facilitate data collection – common errors, record keeping

• Independent study for students

Student Report from Iknow!

Iknow! Trial Starts (10 accounts)Students placed by Iknow! test; required to

study 5 minutes every day. Students installed the Iknow! app for Android and iPhone

ER Course Logs (Ss taking quizzes)

Rationale