How to find AL- ELT- SLAElectronic Journals at the UB Library .ppt

1、8 October, 2018,(C) Teresa Naves. Work in Progress. Not to be cited without permission,1,How to find AL/ ELT/ SLA Electronic Journals at the UB Library Guide,AL/ELT/SLA electronic Journals Ma Teresa Naves i Nogus navesfil.ub.es http:/www.ub.es/filoan/naves.html English Philology Dpt. UB,8 October, 2

2、018,(C) Teresa Naves. Work in Progress. Not to be cited without permission,2,How to find electronic specialised (ELT/ AL) journals,Go to the Library Web Site and select, Electronic Journals (on the left-hand side of the screen) If you already know that the journal you are interested in is already av

3、ailable electronically (e.g. Language learning), just type its name in the title box Otherwise, choose a key word such as language to find out which ones are available,8 October, 2018,(C) Teresa Naves. Work in Progress. Not to be cited without permission,3,AL and SLA electronic journals,Language Acq

4、uisition Language Learning Modern Language Journal Second Language Research Studies in Second Language Acquisition,8 October, 2018,(C) Teresa Naves. Work in Progress. Not to be cited without permission,4,3. Example of Table of Contents from MLJ- i-,Example of table of contents from MLJ 2000 Vol. 84,

5、 3T1. Which of these articles would be relevant for language teachers?T2. Would any of these articles may be of interest for your assigmnent?,8 October, 2018,(C) Teresa Naves. Work in Progress. Not to be cited without permission,5,3. E.g. ABSTRACTS from MLJ,Example of an abstract from Kramsch, Clair

6、e (2000) “Second Language Acquisition, Applied Linguistics, and the Teaching of Foreign Languages” in MLJ Vol 84 iss 3 T: From C. Kramsch (2000) point of view, how is applied linguistics defined?,8 October, 2018,(C) Teresa Naves. Work in Progress. Not to be cited without permission,6,3. E.g. FULL-TE

7、XT ARTICLES,Example of Kramsch, Claire (2000) full-text article in MLJ Vol 84 iss 3 Most of full-text art. are pdf files. To read and access them you need a pdf reader such as Acrobat. You may download it now. Its free. Since full-text articles may be big files it takes some time to download them. Alter having dowloaded them you may 1. Have them sent to your e-mail account (show stds how) 2. Print them (show stds. how) 3. Save them (show stds. how),