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Blogging, voice blog, speaking, English as a Foreign Language, Computer-assisted Language Learning | (1) |
CALL, language learning strategies, learner autonomy, curriculum design, EFL | (1) |
Facebook, social networking sites, appropriacy, training, standards | (1) |
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A SOCIAL TOOL: WHY AND HOW ESOL STUDENTS USE FACEBOOK Mitchell, Kathleen
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Collaboration or Cooperation? Analyzing Group Dynamics and Revision Processes in Wikis Arnold, Nike - Ducate, Lara - Kost, Claudia
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CALL evaluation: Effectiveness and Impact of Spanish learners using a Web-based multimedia program to develop language and culture skills Pardo-Ballester, Cristina; Iowa State University
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Intercultural Competence and Cultural Learning Through Telecollaboration Schenker, Theresa
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Examining the effectiveness of extensive speaking practice via voice blogs in a foreign language learning context Sun, Yu-Chih
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Web 2.0 and Second Language Learning: What Does The Research Tell Us? Wang, Shenggao - Vásquez, Camilla
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Task-based oral computer-mediated communication and L2 vocabulary acquisition Yanguas, I
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Nulu Gonzales, Adrienne; Denver University
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A Conceptual Overview of the History of the CALICO Journal: The Phases of CALL Fischer, Bob; Texas State University
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Lang-8 Cho, Young Sang; Dankook University
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Training L2 Learners to Use SNSs Appropriately and Effectively Prichard, Caleb; Okayama University
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Rocket Chinese Premium Cheng, Wei; University of South Carolina - Gao, Gengsong; University of South Carolina
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Enhancing Learner Autonomy through CALL: A new model in EFL curriculum design Smith, Karen May; Education Queensland, Woodridge State High School - Craig, Hana; Meisei University
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Preparing Students to use Wiki Software as a Collaborative Learning Tool Rott, Susanne; University of Illinois at Chicago - Weber, Elizabeth Dolly; French and Francophone Studies University of Illinois at Chicago
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The Use of Linking Adverbials in Academic Essays by Non-Native Writers: How Data-Driven Learning Can Help Garner, James Robert; Department of English, University of Alabama
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