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MetaCard
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MetaCard - A commercial human interface and hypertext system for Unix and the X Window System, similar to Hypercard.
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Research shows that tasks ofthis kind not only foster metatalk, which enables learners to notice gaps in their interlanguages and test hypotheses, but also that conscious reflection on language use may be a source of learning (Swain 1998).
On the effectiveness of options in grammar teaching: translating ... by Pawlak, Miroslaw / Studia Anglica Posnaniensia: international review of English Studies
MetaTalk offers the power and productivity of open source scripting languages like Perl and Python without the syntactic gymnastics, and with a fully integrated graphical toolkit instead of having to use one grafted on from another language.
YET ANOTHER PLATFORM FOR METACARD: MAC OS X by Multimedia Publisher
MetaTalk offers the power and productivity of Perl without the syntactic gymnastics.
METACARD SOLIDIFIES LEAD IN CROSS-PLATFORM DEVELOPMENT by Multimedia Publisher
 
 
 
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