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A Review of MacZi: Computer Assisted Language Learning for Modern Standard Chinese.

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Lee, Philip – Babel: Australia, 1996

Surveys earlier examples of course-based software and compares them with MacZi-known as Chinese Character Tutor in the Intel format, a program designed and produced at the University of New South Wales, Australia to teach students a basic vocabulary. Also reviews a student evaluation of the software's effectiveness and discusses how the program…

Descriptors: Chinese, College Students, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software

Computer Mediated Communication and Japanese Immersion: Investigating the Potential.

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Chapman, David – On-Call, 1997

Examines the use of e-mail to facilitate second language acquisition in an immersion education setting, with particular focus on an e-mail exchange between college students of Japanese as a second language in Australia and native speakers in Japan. Suggests that e-mail is a potentially valuable medium in language learning and could be useful in…

Descriptors: College Students, Computer Assisted Instruction, Electronic Mail, Foreign Countries