COMPUTER-ASSISTED LANGUAGE LEARNING

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Theories & Practice

• Language Learning & Technology. A refereed journal for language educators who are interested in using computers.

• The History of CALL. A PDF file of an introduction to the development of the Computer-Assisted Language Learning.

Programs

• Improving Education through Technology. Online self-paced courses and streaming videos enable you to pick up just the information you need.

• Web Concordancer. You can search an online corpus for a word and display all the sentences in which the word occurs.

• Web Frequency Indexer. Cut and paste an article, you will get a list of words used in the article with frequency numbers.

• Web Teacher. A JavaScript Tutorial for the TOTAL non-programmar.

• Hot Potatoes. An excellent free Web authoring tool for language teachers.

• Language Interactive. This guide provides a starting point for language teachers interested in adding interactivity to their own or student-generated Web pages.

• JavaScript QuizMaker. Typing in your quiz data. copy and paste the script for your use.

• Cloze Generator. You can make blanks for every n-th word automatically, or make blanks of specific words manually.

• The AWL Gapmaker. Creating a gapfill exercise, using the Academic Word List.

• Lesson Preparation Tools. Some free programs to help you create some exercises for your class.

• Virtual CALL Library. A diverse collection of Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) software scattered across the Internet and available for downloading.

• Educational Freeware. Downloading the best free learning games and software.

• aiml Instructor. A video to introduce about Artificial Intelligence Mark-Up Language (AIML).

• lexical Tutor. A complete website for learning and learning about English words.

• World CALL Language Links Library. Computer-Assisted Language Learning to help students, teachers and researchers to improve their language learning or teaching.

Organizations

• TESOL Interest Section - CALL. TESOL CALL-IS Computer-Assisted Language Learning interest section.

• CALICO. The Computer Assisted Language Instruction Consortium, a professional organization involved in both education and technology.

• APACALL. Asia-Pacific Association for Computer-Assisted Language learning.