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>Date: Mon, 21 Nov 2005 12:46:00 -0500
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Dear All,
At the NERALLD meeting in Poughkeepsie on November 11, members and
guests from academe and publishing discussed the advent of Web-based
textbook modules (often for WebCT or Blackboard) and new models of
publishing foreign-language materials in the digital age. Enthusiasm
was voiced for establishment of a listserv to bring together academics
and publishers to discuss:
1. development of technologies and products, and
2. training and support of faculty, staff, and students.
Are these needs that might be met here on LLTI in ongoing threads, or
would a separate list be useful?
I've spawned a new, un-moderated list, named CALL-PUB. But before
launching it, I'd like to have a sense of community interest. Initial
discussion could be seeded with topics raised at NERALLD by Patricia
Early of Georgia State University:
1. Selection of encoding formats, and requirements of plug-in's.
2. Responsibilities for training and supporting faculty and students.
3. Publisher support for users during technical outages.
4. Suitability of materials for dial-up access.
Should there be a new listserv with publishers, or should LLTI try to
get more publishers to participate here, in the broader forum? Do
publishers already participate in LLTI?
What do you think?
David
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David Kanig
Manager, Technical Services
Language Resource Center
Brown University Box 1935
Providence, RI 02912
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