As a strong believer in and practitioner of using technology in language teaching, I thought it would be useful to bring together a list of resources providing research on its effectiveness.
I hope readers will make additional suggestions.
Here are my choices for The Best Places To Find Research On Technology & Language Teaching/Learning:
The European Association for Computer-Assisted Language Learning has lots of resources.
The ICT4LT Project also has a number of good materials.
Foreign Language Teaching Methods- Technology comes from the University of Texas.
We’ve also done quite a bit of research here in Sacramento. Here are some reports from that work:
My “Take” On Recent Study Saying Home Computer Usage Can Lead To Lower Test Scores
Family Literacy Project Update
Newest Assessment Results From Family Literacy Project
Latest Assessment Results From Family Literacy Project
Results From My Year-Long U.S. History Tech Experiment
Latest Results Of Our Home Computer Project
Even More Success with English Language Learning
Family Literacy, Computers, and ESL
How Do Students Feel About Using Computers To Help Learn English?
The Best Posts On The NY Times Ed Tech Article
Rosetta Stone Is No Replacement for In-Class Learning, Study Finds is from The Chronicle Of Higher Education.
Innovations in learning technologies for English language teaching is a great downloadable report from The British Council.
Two Important Quotes From Massive NY Times Articles On Tablets In Classroom
Innovations in Learning Technologies for English Language Teaching is a downloadable book from The British Council.
US middle-school English language learners using Rosetta Stone Foundations—software that simulates a target-language-only immersion environment—made greater progress in speaking and listening (but not reading and writing) than those not using the software:https://t.co/tGWPBdXoW2 pic.twitter.com/dHoCNLMNqH
— Dylan Wiliam (@dylanwiliam) November 5, 2021
Is the use of technology in foreign language (FL) classrooms effective?
Ans: Yes. It helps enhance Ss’ learning motivation & their productive language skills through Audio-Speech Recognition (ASR) & chat.
Find out more in this week’s infographic summary! pic.twitter.com/LvAiYKfhdd
— TESOLgraphics (@tesolgraphics) January 13, 2023
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