Each year CALICO publishes a book on a forward-looking or more practically oriented topic on teaching and learning languages with technology. The latest books are published by our partner Equinox under the series title ‘Advances in CALL Research and Practice’. Earlier books were published by CALICO itself, including those in the CALICO Monograph Series (1986-2015) and the 2013 Festschrift in honor of Robert Fischer. Below, you can order our books through either Equinox or our own store.

Advances in CALL Research and Practice

CALICO Monograph Series and other books

CALICO Monograph Series, Volume 3 (1995)

Thirty Years of Computer Assisted Language Instruction

Edited by Ruth R. Sanders

(No longer available)

CALICO Monograph Series, Volume 2 (1991)

Interactive Videodisc: The “Why” and the “How”

Edited by Michael Bush, Alice Slaton, Miguel Verano, and Martha Slayden

(No longer available)

CALICO Monograph Series, Volume 1 (1986)

Applications of Technology: Planning and Using Language Learning Centers

Edited by Jerry Larson

(No longer available)