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ENG 529 SOLVED PAST PAPER

Q1. There was a Dragon software question for 3 marks.

Dragon software is a dictation tool that converts spoken words into text for multiple English accents and other languages (e.g., French, German). It helps language learners improve pronunciation by identifying errors when their speech doesn’t align with programmed norms. Provides a feedback loop for learners to refine their speech and improve comprehension.

Q2. What is L2 writing-based analytics?

Writing-based analytics, like Mi-Writer, track the entire writing process (planning, drafting, revising, and editing). These tools record interactions with teachers and peers, offering insights into writing habits. They provide personalized feedback, improving both writing quality and learning outcomes.

Q3. Define blended learning and give its two different learning environments.

Blended Learning: A teaching method combining face-to-face (synchronous) and online (asynchronous) learning.

Learning Environments:

  1. Face-to-Face: Classroom learning with direct teacher-student interaction.
  2. Online: Independent, flexible learning through digital platforms.

Q4. What are three forms of assessment and e-assessment?

Forms of E-Assessment:

  1. Online tests, quizzes, and exams.
  2. E-submission and e-marking of assignments.
  3. Peer-assessment and student response systems for collaborative learning.

Q5. How do linguists use computer technology?

Linguists use technology to study second language acquisition (SLA) in controlled environments. For example, they use computers to conduct grammar tests or speed-based

CALL (Computer-Assisted Language Learning) evolved in the 1980s to focus on using technology for language learning.

Q6. Why was accessing information on the internet not easy in the past?

Early internet access was limited by slow speeds, lack of user-friendly tools, and restricted resources. Searching for information required specialized knowledge, and only limited content was available online.

Q7. What are the benefits of CAPT (Computer-Assisted Pronunciation Training)?

CAPT Benefits:

  1. Provides a risk-free environment for learners to practice pronunciation.
  2. Offers immediate feedback without judgment.
  3. Can simulate diverse speech sounds and accents for better learning.

Q8. What is self-assessment in e-learning?

Self-assessment allows learners to evaluate their progress and learning independently. Benefits: Encourages critical thinking, autonomy, and reflection on learning.

Q9. Define LMS and list its benefits.

LMS (Learning Management System): Software for managing and delivering educational content online.

Benefits:

  1. Tracks grades, assignments, and resources.
  2. Offers consistency across institutions.
  3. Can integrate with external tools for additional features.

Q10. What is the CCA program?

Colossal Cave Adventure (CCA): A text-based game created in 1975-76 by Will Crowther. It combined real-world cave exploration with fantasy elements, marking the beginning of virtual worlds.

Q11. What is the PLATO program?

PLATO was an educational software system created using the TUTOR programming language. It enabled teachers to design their own exercises, focusing on grammar, vocabulary, and reading skills. Features included multiple-choice questions, touch-sensitive screens for interactive learning, and multimedia tools like audio.

Q12. What is meant by ‘affordance’ in digital tools?

Affordance: The potential uses or benefits of a technology perceived by its users. For example:

  1. Subtitles in videos can aid comprehension.
  2. Interactive features like pausing and annotating videos can enhance learning.

Q13. What are e-book libraries, and why are they important?

E-Book Libraries: Digital collections of books accessible online, like Project Gutenberg. Benefits:

  1. Free access to a wide range of books.
  2. Portable and convenient for reading anytime, anywhere.

Q14. What are the benefits of interactive whiteboards?

Interactive Whiteboards: Large touch-sensitive screens used in classrooms. Benefits:

  1. Make lessons engaging and interactive.
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