Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1998 00:27:36 -0330
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To: Elizabeth Murphy elmurphy@stemnet.nf.ca
Subject: Re: a question for you this week

One of the ways in which using the Internet changes one's way of teaching is that if you had not adopted the role of facilitator, technology will force you to take on this role. Students become more responsible for their own learning and research and this is a good thing. It makes them become more responsible and independent learners.

Another way that the Internet has changed my teaching practices is that now there are many resources available to the students in French. Previously I had to find all the resources needed to complete a certain task. Many tees the resources were not readily available since resource centres/libraries did not carry a wealth of French materials.

I find the Internet to be a great tool, assistant, additional wealth of resources and so on and so on.