Computer Learning Room
This special Computer Learning Room will help you become proficient at using different software programs.
http://computerlearningroom.com
1998 Certified School Program Templates
1998 Certified School Program Templates/Application Program If you experience any problems, please call the Computer Learning Foundation (650/327-3347) or send email to: clf@computerlearning.org The Computer Learning Foundation has designed these templates to provide you with an easy to use tool for entering the Certified School Program, but also to provide you with a tool for collecting and organizing reviews and lesson plans in your school, so your teachers can have access to each other's ideas and information.
http://www.computerlearning.org
Computer Assisted Language Learning Reviews
CALL Software Reviews Chinese » Professional Interactive Chinese for Windows Review by Jun Wang (University of Tennessee, Knoxville) English (ESL/EFL) » TOEIC Mastery Review by Jun Da (Middle Tennessee State University) » English With Us Review by Jun Da (Middle Tennessee State University) » Alexis, The Encomium TOEIC Test Preparation System Review by Maggie Sokolik (UC Berkeley) » Azar Interactive: A Multimedia Grammar Experience Review by Brian Rhodes (Okanagan University College) » Real English Review by Maggie Sokolik (UC Berkeley) » TOEFL Mentor CD Review by Rick Goulden (Okanagan University College) » Focus on Grammar (ESL/EFL) Review by Cornelia Tschichold (University of Basel, Switzerland) » TOEFL Mastery (ESL/EFL) Review by Lauren Goldenberg (New York University) » Escape from Planet Arizona (ESL/EFL) Review by Maggie Sokolik (UC Berkeley) » MindStorm TOEIC (ESL/EFL) Review by Brian Rhodes (Okanagan University College) French » La Chaise Berçante Review by Maggie Sokolik (UC Berkeley) » The Rhythm of French Review by Brian Rhodes (Okanagan University College) » À La Rencontre De Philippe Archived Review by Gerard Martin » French Now!
http://www-writing.berkeley.edu
Computer Learning Connection
skip to navigation T he Computer Learning Connection (CLC) is a small group computer lab located in the Business, Economics, and Labor Department .
http://clc.cpl.org
Computer Learning Publication
Computer Learning 2002 is the free annual publication of the Computer Learning Foundation, released each Fall.
http://www.computerlearning.org
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Slide guitar lesson: Learning slide guitar licks from Duane Allman Published by admin on January 28, 2008 11:12 am under Blues Guitar , Slide Guitar Is slide guitar something you’ve trying to play? If so, then you’re probably trying to figure out how to play like Duane Allman. Duane Allman was one of the key innovators of electric slide guitar in Open E tuning. Let’s take a look at a common lick he used in songs such as ” Statesboro Blues”. This is a similar lick to the intro of Statesboro Blues. A key element of this lick is to slide backwards to the 5 note of the lick, which is the 12th fret of the E string. Sliding from a note above, to the 12th fret, creates a uniques sound that is signature Duane Allman. Pick anynote around the 14th or 15th fret and slide backwards to the 12th fret. Practice this slide guitar lick until it becomes second nature. Learning slide guitar becomes much easier when specific techniques are practiced everyday.