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Computer Assisted Language Learning

Sites about Computer Assisted Language Learning. Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL) can be defined succintly and broadly as "the search for and study of applications of the computer in language teaching and learning". For a comprehensive overview of CALL see ICT4LT Module 1.4, Introduction to Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL): http://www.ict4lt.org/. Language Software, Artificial Intelligence and Natural Language Processing have their own categories elsewhere.

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• - CALL job announcements, product reviews and demonstration CALL activities.
  
• - Links to language learning shareware and freeware.
  
• - A list of language learning projects which incorporate the internet.
  
• - This is a collection of links to websites of use to teachers who specialize in the field of Computer Assisted Language Learning. The collection is broken up into seven broad categories (Bibliography for CALL,Organizations, Journals, Articles and Web Si
  
• - On-line discussion of issues related to using technology as a language education tool. List archives and links.
  
• - Information about specialized topics within the broad category of computer-assisted language learning, as well as CALL links for every language taught at the UW-Madison.
  
• - A messageboard for those interested or involved in CALL.
  
• - 1998 paper by Mark Warschauer and Deborah Healey discusses current teaching practices and research related to the uses of computers in the language classroom.
  
• - Links to tools for creating language lessons.
  
• - A large collection of full-text articles on CALL and the Internet by S. Kathleen Kitao and Kenji Kitao.
  
• - Development of computer assisted language learning system for Japanese writing using natural language processing techniques.
  
• - Text processing using the computer programming languages Perl, Tcl/Tk, and Python, Perl scripts for extracting sentences out of HTML web pages.
  
• - A short bibliography of ERIC documents related to CALL, from the Center for Applied Linguistics.
  
• - Recipes for working, web-based language learning activities. Rice University.
  
• - An extensive list of print CALL resources.
  
  

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