INTERNET-MEDIATION AND THE INTERCULTURAL PERSPECTIVE IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION
Keywords:
Foreign Language Education, Internet, attention, Internet- mediated, technology, intercultural;Abstract
The following article describes Internet-mediation and the Intercultural Perspective in Foreign Language Education. With the help of some teaching methods we can easily attract learner's attention and it gives us opportunity to develop their language ability.
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