About the Journal

Artificial Intelligence in Language Education (AILE) is a peer-reviewed international open-access journal that focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and language education. The journal welcomes submissions addressing the theoretical, empirical, and practical dimensions of AI-driven advancements in language teaching, learning, and assessment. Topics of interest include, but are not limited to, AI-enhanced language acquisition, natural and instructed language learning, automated feedback systems, AI applications in language testing and evaluation, adaptive learning platforms, virtual and augmented reality in language education, ethics and equity in AI-assisted learning, teacher professional development with AI, and learner analytics.

The journal seeks to highlight innovations in leveraging AI for personalized learning, multilingual and multimodal language education, language learner motivation, and intercultural communication. It also explores the social, cognitive, and pedagogical implications of integrating AI technologies into educational contexts. By bringing together research from linguists, educators, AI experts, and technologists, Artificial Intelligence and Language Education aims to contribute to the ongoing transformation of language education and foster a global dialogue on the role of AI in shaping the future of language learning.

Manuscripts considered for publication will be double blind reviewed for their presentation and analysis of new empirical data using appropriate research methods, development of theories relevant to language learning and teaching, development or refinement of language learning pedagogies, and discussion papers relevant to teachers and learners of languages at all levels. All manuscripts must be in APA format throughout (including all citations and references).

- A clear and specific title
- The category you intend to the article to fit in
- An email address for correspondence to be published with the article
- All graphics as separate JPG or GIF files, in grayscale or black and white, at a resolution of at least 300 dpi
- A biodata of up to 50 words per author
- An abstract of around 250 words in length
- The preferred academic or professional affiliation with the names of each author

Regular articles are expected to be 6000-8000 words in length (excluding references and appendixes) and are expected to include original research based on solid methodology and sufficient background research. Note that all submissions to the journal must be original work that has not been published elsewhere.