I was pleased to read another review of my book, Lannguage Learning with Technology:
It's a very comprehensive review.
"All things considered, one could
say that the book hereby briely
reviewed–Language Learning
with Technology–can be seen as
a helpful material for language
teachers who are interested in
using technology for aiding the
teaching of second language. The book offers activities that
make use of diverse approaches
to second language instruction,
which makes it useful for different
teaching contexts. Additionally,
the organization of the book
as well as the instructions for
each activity are extremely clear,
making it relatively easy for
language practitioners to nd
what they might be looking for.
Even though the author does
not elucidate the differences
between the prociency levels
mentioned in the chapters, all
levels are contemplated for each
ability, which increases the book’s
usefulness and direct application
in a variety of classroom
settings. All in all, Stanley’s book
provides readers with a range of
insightful ideas for improving
second language teaching in
technological and pedagogical
terms, which may provide
teachers with a suitable database
of activities that can be directly
implemented in the classroom or
‘tweaked and twisted’ as they see it for future implementation."