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October 6 2020   Group Discussion on Google Hangouts      Today's lesson  from  Multimedia-Assisted Language Learning class, our professor asked us to create a online discussion group through  Google Hangouts. For the discussion, the topic was " what will be a future classroom like?". It's quite a thought-provoking topic. As a saying goes: "Three heads are better than one". We brainstormed together to look into a same thing with different aspects. What's more, two of four group members are from other departments, which I think it will make this discussion more diversified. Then, w e talked about the environment, facilities, teaching materials, and the role of the teacher in the classroom.                                                                                                                                                       Steven Chen

  September, 29 2020   Practical use of South Park Avata r       Today's lesson  from  Multimedia-Assisted Language Learning class, I learned what is CALL and CMC and its theory. Later, I use  South Park Avata r as a real example of CALL. For example, we can use its function to create a unique character. Furthermore, you can adjust its face, skin, outfit, and even voice. With those, we can let students learn facial expression and so on.  Steven Chen

September, 22 2020   Reflection of  Memrise      For today's lesson from  Multimedia-Assisted Language Learning class, I learned to how to use Memrise to get better understanding of a new, unfamiliar language, Russian. This program provides you with a beginner-level approach to the target language you select by the language you are familiar with. Namely, there will be nothing wrong for one who is a completely novice. As to me, Russian is a difficult language to learn because of its complexity of its shape. However, with this program, I am enabled to learn the target language smoothly without confusion.  Steven Chen