TPACK in English Language Teaching

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Penulis:

Tri Mulyati

Nur Ajizah

Angelica Sekare Vijjaningrum

Qurrotul A’yuni

Ahmad Widiyanto

Karimatun Nisa

Linaisti Fadah

Nadhifa Wardatul Lajimah

Wulan Wangi

Arin Inayah

Adilla Meita Makaryati

Erlinda Amaliyah Putri

Aulia Ratna Meilinda

Siti Rumaini

Sekar Ria kurniawati

Nisrina Qurrotul’ain

Aprilia Rolanda Putri

Salsabila Rizki Ayu Sanara

Arasy Sida Anggraini

Eva Maharani

Mutiara Ningsih Kurnia Dewi

Adilla Meita Makaryati

Riky Adi Putra Sanjaya

Elsa Resti Yunita

Ananda Ika Kurniawati

Arasy Sida Anggraini

Andrean Aprilian Syah

Rizqi Catur Prayogi

Uk. 15×23 cm

Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK) in English language teaching (ELT) presents Mobile based instruction and Web based instruction that have been studied and implemented in the teaching of English as best practices. The 28 titles of TPACK integration in ELT presented in this book aim to assist English teachers with practical ways to solve problems in the teaching of English based on the students’ need and characteristics, especially in the era of technology enhanced language learning.  This book is designed in the form of chapters which contains essays in order to give relatively quick short reference for busy teachers and effective tips on how to integrate TPACK in English instruction. If the teachers are interested to explore more about the applications and websites, they suggested to read the sources referred to in the last part of the essays.

The essays on TPACK in English language teaching presented in this book were originally students’ academic portfolios which were submitted in Writing 3 course offered in the English Department of Universitas PGRI Banyuwangi. The contributors who were undergraduate students of the English Language Teaching Program were required to write academic essays as portfolio task in the course that they attended. The essay outlines proposed by students were discussed and examined by considering the adequacy, innovation, and attractiveness in order to be developed into a good essay. After the essay were fully written, the lecturer gave feedback on the essay drafts and advised the students to revise before submitting their final essays. From the submitted essays, 25 essays were selected to make up the contents of this book. The other three were written by the editor of this book and her colleagues