2005Computer Assisted Language LearningRequires access

Why call CALL “CALL”?

Mike Levy, Philip L. Hubbard

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The term “CALL” as a general label remains controversial when used to encompass the area of work concerned with the development and use of technology applications in language teaching and learning....

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The term “CALL” as a general label remains controversial when used to encompass the area of work concerned with the development and use of technology applications in language teaching and learning....

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The term “CALL” as a general label remains controversial when used to encompass the area of work concerned with the development and use of technology applications in language teaching and learning....

Key concepts: Computer science, Call to action, Language acquisition, Call control, Linguistics, Mathematics education, Psychology, Telecommunications

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