real time audio language learning applications

From: nmste-bounces@nmsu.edu on behalf of JOHN GRIFFITHSent: Mon 6/30/2008 2:33 PMTo: nmste@nmsu.eduSubject: [Nmste] Re: Nmste Digest, Vol 10, Issue 24
Hi Jill,
I wouldn't mind hearing from NECC if there are real time audio language learning applications being offered as online application that can be used to teach literacy or ESL....ie what's the state of that art? Does NM need to develop our own online language courses that give real time feedback to the student, and adjusts the course on the fly depending on student progress etc.
Working on a few projects to provide online literacy training, and would like to know...such a big area of need for our state.
John

Everybody wants to sell you something

WOW!!!! Five football fields of vendors is a lot.  I walked up one side and down the other, and covered a lot of ground in between.  Needless to say my feet are tired.  I did get a lot of info and I am sure that I will be getting hundreds of emails from vendors.  The things that could be done with a limitless budget.  If you want to know about a specific product drop me a line and I will see if I have info to pass along.

I have a couple of free resources that I will be posting soon.

Sold, bought, and reconditioned,

Jason

Change is a good thing resources

In my last post I talked about a talk given Ian Jukes.  I noticed a lot of people were asking for additional resources on this.  The following URL has a lot of resources and is updated frequently. 

http://web.mac.com/iajukes/thecommittedsardine/Home.html 

Today for me is visit the five football fields of vendors day.  I will give your info to Mimio Jim.

A long day of walking,

Jason