She teaches with the English Language Program at the School of Continuing Studies at the University of Toronto. Karen Thomson has taught ESL to LINC and international students for over 12 years. "…the readings about life in Quebec at that time were great." "There were absolutely no problems with the technology. "At the end of the lesson, many of the students stayed to continue working on other activities associated with the video. The different levels (Peewee, Junior, Pro) allowed the students to choose more or less challenging material." "They really enjoyed watching the film and working on the activities. "I tried this CD-ROM with two different groups of students.The CD-ROM was a big success." "The beauty of the CD-ROM is that it is designed to be used independently." this definitely contains a ton of things to do." His current area of expertise is in learning management systems such as Moodle. He was affiliated for many years with Concordia University in Montreal, but works privately as a consultant through his company RK-Idées.
Roger Kenner ( has been active in computer-assisted language learning since the 1980s. Except for some ESL grammar exercises, most of the cultural content and activities could just as easily be used to enrich the experience and knowledge of students in English first-language programs. The material can be revisited time and time again to integrate new and interesting material with already acquired knowledge. It provides an excellent tool for introducing ESL learners to the Canadian reality and to both sides of Canadian culture, all the while building their listening, reading, and comprehension skills. TESL Canada Journal The Hockey Sweater: An Interactive CD-ROM by Les Éditions 3D provides learners of English at multiple levels with a rich window onto important aspects of the Canadian experience: the national game, growing up in French Canada during the ’40s, and in a wider context, French Canadian culture and Canadian history in general.
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