Research Methodology

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18/04/2013

"Spell checkers can flag some, but not all, missing or misused
hyphens. For example, the programs can often tell you that a
hyphen is needed in compound numbers, such as sixty-four.
They can also tell you how to spell certain compound words,
such as breakup (not break-up)". Hacker , sommers, and Rozenzwelg (2010: 428), did anyone experience this actions while using the word processor in writing??????

18/04/2013

Hacker , sommers, and Rozenzwelg (2010: 419) on the same issue of the word processor, but concerning spelling, they emphasized the following:
"Spell checkers are useful alternatives to a dictionary, but only to
a point. A spell checker will not tell you how to spell words not
listed in its dictionary; nor will it help you catch words commonly
confused, such as accept and except, or some typographical
errors, such as own for won. You will still need to proofread,
and for some words you may need to turn to the dictionary".

18/04/2013

Hacker , sommers, and Rozenzwelg (2010: 400) clarified the idea of using gramùar checkers more and more by saying that:
"Grammar checkers occasionally flag sentences beginning with
words like Why or Are and suggest that a question mark may be
needed. On the whole, however, grammar checkers are of little
help with end punctuation. Most notably, they neglect to tell you
when your sentence is missing end punctuation".

18/04/2013

http://bcs.bedfordstmartins.com/resdoc5e/glossary-of-research-terms.htm

16/03/2013

Here are some free web–based tools that are simple to use and produce great results!
– Quizlet: enables you to produce a range of attractive interactive exercises & games
http://quizlet.com/teachers/english
– SpellingCity: in a couple of minutes you can produce fun games based on word lists – a great way to recycle vocabulary
http://www.spellingcity.com/teachers-overview.html
– Word search creator: another fun way to recycle vocabulary
http://www.teachers-direct.co.uk/resources/wordsearches/

15/03/2013

Some internet tools that you can use either with students in the classroom or get them to use for their homework – and all of them are free:
– Vocaroo - the simplest way for your students to record themselves speaking, no login required
http://vocaroo.com/
– Fotobabble – get students to talk about a photo of their or your choice
http://www.fotobabble.com/
– Vokis – with this students create fun, animated characters that speak
http://www.voki.com/
– VoiceThread – students can use this for collaborative conversations or making presentations in the cloud
http://voicethread.com/
– Voxopop – great for debates, giving opinions, story building
http://www.voxopop.com/

14/03/2013

Vocaroo is a quick and easy way to share voice messages over the interwebs.

14/03/2013

The Zimmer Twins at School website invites teachers and students to create and share their own animated stories.

14/03/2013

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14/03/2013