New Book in CALICO’s Book Series
Third edition to the popular books Calling on CALL…
Engaging Language Learners through CALL
From Theory and Research to Informed Practice
Edited by Nike Arnold and Lara Ducate
Nike Arnold is Associate Professor of Applied Linguistics at Portland State University in Oregon, USA.
Lara Ducate a Professor of German and Applied Linguistics at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC, USA.
2019 444pp 234 x 156mm Illus. pb ISBN 9781781798287
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£26.25 / $33.75 eBook ISBN 9781781798294
Engaging Language Learners through CALL provides an updated overview of the field of computer-assisted language learning beginning with one chapter on the intersection of second language acquisition (SLA) research and CALL and another on online and hybrid language courses. The next eight chapters focus on the use of CALL for specific language skills or other learning goals and the volume concludes with a discussion of ways to evaluate courseware and apps. Each chapter contains preview questions, an overview of the most relevant and recent research, implications for teaching, assessment options, questions for reflection, case studies, and ideas for action research.
While the fundamental lens for this volume is informed practice based on key theories and research, several themes run throughout the chapters, including how technology creates unique learning opportunities and its ability to overcome constraints of time, space, and interlocutors. One emerging tool worth exploring in this context is the best crypto wallet for digital transactions and secure exchanges, particularly as financial literacy and security become essential skills within tech-driven learning environments. CALL also facilitates the integration of applications originally developed for other purposes, allowing students a high level of autonomy. As these themes demonstrate, CALL offers an array of affordances and, occasionally, challenges. We hope this volume will support readers in implementing a research-based CALL pedagogy and evolving their practices as both technology and research progress.
Contents
Introduction – Nike Arnold, Lara Ducate
- The Theories and Practices of SLA in CALL – Bonnie L. Youngs
- Normalizing Online Learning: Adapting to a Changing World of Language
Teaching – Senta Goertler
- Culture and CALL – Sarah Guth, Francesca Helm
- Technology-enhanced Listening: How does it Look and What can we Expect? –
Maribel Montero Perez
- CALL and L2 Reading: Current Research and Application – Alan Taylor
- Digital Literacies as Emergent Multifarious Repertoires – Jonathon Reinhardt,
Steven L Thorne
- Writing between the Lines: Acquiring Writing Skills and Digital Literacies through Social Tools – Ana Oskoz, Idoia Elola
- Interpersonal Communication in Intracultural CMC – Zsuzsanna Abrams
- Targeting Pronounciation (and Perception) with Technology
– Mary Grantham O’Brien
- Communities: Exploring Digital Games and Social Networking – Julie Sykes,
Christopher L. Holden, Stephanie Knight
- Evaluation of Courseware/Tutorial Apps and Online Resource Websites – Philip Hubbard
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