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CALICO Journal Audio

Welcome to the audio podcast of the CALICO Journal. Now you can hear the latest CALICO Journal articles anytime and anywhere! Please click on the subscribe button or find us on iTunes. Please note that the audio version is limited in that it does not contain tables, figures, appendices, footnotes or references. These are available in the full text of the article at www.calico.org. Enjoy!

06-05-2013 (14.42 MB)

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30(2) Towards an Agenda for Learner Preparation...

30(2) Special issue on Learner Preparation in CALL

Towards an Agenda for Learner Preparation in Technology-Enhanced Language Learning Environment

CHUN LAI
The University of Hong Kong
BRUCE MORRISON
Hong Kong Polytechnic University

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15-01-2013 (14.25 MB)

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30(1) Thirty Years of the CALICO Journal—Replicate, Replicate, Replicate

BRYAN SMITH
Arizona State University

MATHIAS SCHULZE
University of Waterloo, Canada

EDITORIAL

In June 1983, the first issue of the CALICO Journal was published. This is a wonderful opportunity for a look back on the long way we have come.

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15-01-2013 (23.3 MB)

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30(1) A Conceptual Overview of the History of the CALICO Journal: The Phases of CALL

By ROBERT FISCHER

ABSTRACT

Over the 30 year history of the CALICO Journal, various areas of research and development in CALL have come to the fore in articles published in the journal at different points in time. These areas, which reflect the general concerns of the profession, can be conveniently categorized under the general acronym of ICT: Information and Communication Technology. In this article, the former Executive
Director of CALICO and Editor of the CALICO Journal traces the major lines of CALL research and development as reported in CALICO Journal articles.

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