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Volume 3 Issue 1-2 (2007)

DOI: https://doi.org/10.29140/jaltcall.v3n1-2
Published: 2007-08-31
  • Story-based CALL for Japanese kanji characters: A study on student learning motivation

    Norman Lin, Shoji Kajita, Kenji Mase (2007)
  • Computer-assisted pronunciation instruction as an effective means for teaching stress

    Ali AbuSeileek (2007)
  • Think-aloud protocol on dictionary use by advanced learners of Japanese

    Yoshiko Okuyama, Hiroko Igarashi (2007)
  • The effect of computer-based grammar instruction on the acquisition of verb tenses in an EFL context

    Ali Farhan AbuSeileek, Ghaleb A. Rabab’ah (2007)
  • Changing tutor roles in online tutorial support for open distance learning through audio-graphic SCMC

    Fernando Rosell-Aguilar (2007)
  • Practical PowerPoint group projects for the EFL classroom

    Keita Kikuchi, Matthew Apple (2007)
  • Creating a student-generated glossary in Moodle: How is it done and how effective is it?

    Iain Stanley (2007)
  • Video tutorials: Camtasia in the ESL classroom

    Nicolas Gromik (2007)
  • Chat as a follow-up to timed conversations: An integrated approach

    Sharif Mebed (2007)
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