The Impact of Technology on Teaching Language and Literature

Zusatztext

This book includes seven literary and language analysis articles. The first article examines 1988 Nobel Laureate Naguib Mahfouzs Cairo Triology focusing on female happiness in man's patriarchal cage. The second article gives a critical analysis of E.M Forester's short story The Machine Stops portraying the fatal sting of technology. The third article compares between Flauberts Madame Bovary and Ahdaf Soueifs In The Eye of the Sun highlighting marital deadlock in both novels. The next four articles are mainly focused on teaching language via technology, as the fourth article discusses how to use the interactive web in teaching and learning, and the fifth article shows how to integrate technology and literature in an EFL/ESL context. Moreover, article six investigates the integration of extensive reading and reading circles in ESL giving a sample implementation programme. The last article seven demonstrates the benefits of using the E-Learning Moodle to enhance Students language skills and independent learning.

Autorenportrait

Nagwa Abou-Serie Soliman is currently the Advanced Writing Module Leader and an English Language Lecturer at the British University in Egypt. She taught in many reputable universities, namely The American University in Cairo, Misr International University, Arab Academy for Science and Technology, Arab Open University and Mansoura University.

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