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Help
Page for L530 CALL Course
This
page contains links to resources to help you complete successfully your
tasks for the CALL class. More help will be posted here as needed.
Index of help page:
| 1. Computer help | 2. Time
Zone Converter | 3. CALL research help|
1. When
you need help with computer work
 Job-Aids
for L530 Course Activities/Assignments. Available topics are:
| Creating
Web Pages | SSF Help | E-mail
Listservs | HyperStudio | Inspiration
| MOO | Power
Point |Trackstar|
MSN Messenger |
The
Knowledge Base is a database of over 6,500 answers to questions about
computing at Indiana University. Award winning service. VERY
useful!!
You
can also call (812) 855-6789 during office hours (9am to 5pm, Monday to
Friday, Indiana Bloomington Time <use the time converter below>) and
get a university computer consultant walk you through computer problems.
The service is free for IUB students (have your network ID ready before
you call).
Another
way to get help is searching the web for information. This is very effective
too, if you know how to search. There are many web search tools. Here are
some useful resources for you:
Searching
for the Right Search Engine http://chronicle.com/free/v46/i20/20b00601.htm
By Robert Berkman. This is an article published in the Chronical of Higher
Education on January 21, 2000. It's very informative, but please keep in
mind that there are newer search engines available now (use the 2 links
below for newer engines).
SearchEngineWatch.com
http://searchenginewatch.com/ provides up-to-date information about search
engines. It is
http://www.savvysearch.com/
This site also provides up-to-date information about search engines.
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2. Time
Zone Converter
Here
is a link to Time Zone Converter: http://www.timezoneconverter.com/index.shtml
Our Bloomington,
Indiana time zone is listed as America/Indianapolis. This is useful
when we meet synchronously in MOOs or chats.
3. Becoming
a CALL researcher
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CALL
Academic Journals (http://php.indiana.edu/~cchao/calljournals.htm)
list developed by Chin-chi Chao, a former instructor of this course. Both online and paper-based refereed journals are listed, with links to
guidelines for writers. Updated often.
A
Guide to Grammar and Writing
APA-Style
Citations of Electronic Sources
MLA-Style
Citations of Electronic Sources
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