Computer Assisted Language Instruction Consortium (CALICO) is a leading international research organization in the field of computer assisted language learning (CALL), founded in 1983. Our main focus is research and development in the use of computer technologies and applications (such as artificial intelligence, multimedia, virtual reality, and games) for second and foreign language learning and teaching.
At our annual conference and other events, we bring together an interdisciplinary community of language educators, language acquisition researchers, teacher trainers, educational technologists, instructional designers, programmers, language center directors, and anyone else interested in exploring and advancing the use of computer technology in language learning and teaching. We are also home to CALICO Journal, the oldest international journal in the field of CALL.
Why you should join CALICO
- Discounted registration fees at CALICO’s annual conference.
- Online access to CALICO Journal.
- Access to other member-only content, such as recorded keynote talks from past conferences, and our research briefs.
- Discounts on books published by CALICO.
- Discounted membership in our sister organization EuroCALL with online access to its journal ReCALL.
- Opportunity to participate in Special Interest Groups on topics such as Gaming, Teacher Education, Graduate Students and Immersive Realities.
- Opportunities to network with other professionals in the field.
Latest news
- Free Online Workshop by Gaming SIG: April 11
- Grad Student SIG Reading Circle
- Graduate Student SIG Newsletter
- CALICO Journal 43:1, Special Issue Call for Papers