____________________________
your name
Before
we get started
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From
the Cabrillo College Library homepage, click on
Internet Links
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Click
on ESL
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Scroll
down, and under Course-Related Materials, click
on ESL 253, D. Burum
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Make
it a Favorite -- click on Favorites
on the top tool bar, then on Add, then on OK.
You can, then, easily, get back to this
Web page by going to Favorites.
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Find Periodical Articles at the Cabrillo College Library |
- Go to the
Cabrillo College Library homepage
- Select Fulltext
Articles [If you are coming in from off campus, your user
ID is your library card number]
- Click on Magazine
& Journal Articles (EBSCOhost)
- Click on
- On the next
screen, click on
- Click in
the small box next to Full Text
- Type in your
search terms. Then click on Search
- From the
Results screen, click on an article
title to get to the screen with full information
Click
to watch a little movie
illustrating those steps.
Look
up an article on a topic of your choice! Use quotation marks to keep
words in phrases together, e.g., "Monterey Bay"
Article title______________________________
Periodical title
(look where it says Source)____________________
Date of the
article_____________________
You
can, of course, read articles on the computer screen. You can also save
them, print them out, and even email them.
- Go to the Cabrillo
College Library homepage
- Click on Library
Catalog
It is probably
easiest to do a WORD search. Look for a book about any topic that interests
you.
When
you get a results list, click on the underlined title to get to full
information about the book
Note information
about your book here
Author____________________________________
Title__________________________________________________
Year of publication______
Location in the
library_______________________
Call number_______________
Status_____________
(The Status line tells you if the book is available)
National
Newspapers (NY Times, LA Times, Wall Street
Journal, Washington Post, and Christian Science Monitor)
Coverage: last 2 years.
- From the Cabrillo
College Library homage, click on Fulltext Articles
- Click on
National Newspaper Articles (ProQuest) [If you are accessing this
from off campus, your library card number is your user ID]
- Type in your
search terms
- Click on Search.
Find an article
about your topic and note basic information about it here
Title of article
________________________________________
Newspaper __________________________________________
Date of article
_________________________
Your notes:_____________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________
You can email these
articles to yourself! Nifty!
Go
to one or more of these photo collections. In the search box, type in
the name of a country or city to get pictures. Usually, you can click
on a small photo to bring up a larger version.
Places
where you can listen AND read transcripts
at the same time:
- Academy
of American Poets
Click on the name of the poem to get the transcript; click on
Hear it! to listen to the poem.
- American
Radioworks Great documentaries. You can read a
transcript and listen to the program at the same time.
- American
Rhetoric
Online speech bank and other resources, including
movie clips.
- Earth
and Sky
Click on Today's Show or on a story listed below. You'll bring
up the transcript, and then you can click on LISTEN.
- Justice
Talking Debates on current legal battles. Includes transcripts.
- McLaughlin
Group
Transcripts and videos of programs are available (for the last
several years). To get started, click to select a month and year,
or search for a word.
- Meet
the Author
Great video clips of interviews with many, many authors
- Oyez
U.S. Supreme Court cases. Click on Hear Ye, Hear Ye to get video
along with transcripts of what was said. Select a story; click
to bring up the transcript; click to listen to the audio.
- Sound
Portraits Hard-hitting radio documentaries. Select
a documentary; then click to get the transcript; then click to
listen.
- Stories
First Listen
to great interviews with interesting people! Transcripts included.
Places
where you can listen, but no
transcripts are available:
- Audio
Vault
Authors read from their works
- Favorite
Poem
Select a poem; scroll to the bottom of the page and click to watch
and listen to a video about what the poem means to someone. After
the video starts, click to read the poem!
- NPR
Archives National Public Radio broadcasts
- Speech
Archives from the History Channel
- Webcasts
from Library of Congress
Your notes:__________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
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Literacy
Net Offers current and past CNN San Francisco bureau news
stories providing the story, an abridged story, and the story
outline.
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NPR
Transcripts, and audio, of NPR Mideast coverage
News -- just video or just audio
- CBS
Click where you see the little video camera
- CNN
Interactive Click next to stories that have a red star next
to them for audio or audio/video
- CSPAN
Click where you see the little video camera
- PBS
NewsHour videos
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Your
notes:__________________________________________
___________________________________________________
___________________________________________________
Other
Resources
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eslGold.com
"Hundreds of pages of free English teaching and learning
materials for both students and teachers. All resources are organized
by skill and level for quick and easy access."
esl-lab.com
-- See Randall's ESL Cyber Listening Lab, below
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ESLpoint.com
"Links to thousands of pages of ESL/EFL-related material,
all categorized according to skill and difficulty."
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More info
about countries
- Go to the
Cabrillo College Library homepage
- Click on Fulltext
Articles
- Click on CountryWatch
(in righthand column)
How
to Get to This Page on the Internet
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Go
to the Cabrillo College Library homepage <http://libwww.cabrillo.edu>
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Click
on ESL
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Scroll
down, and under Course-Related Materials, click
on ESL 253
D.
Burum and T. N. Smalley, 4/06
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