Computers: Foreign Legal Language Studies and Internet
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New technologies could take over many instructional duties of the nowadays university professors. While some expect that high-tech tools will make teaching more efficient, others worry that the quality of education would erode if professors were replaced by multimedia software and recorded lectures. An attempt to combine “the best of the two worlds” in teaching ELSP and the advantages of such efforts are investigated in the paper, as well as practical tips for computer use in a language class.
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