I am interested in identifying ground-breaking/innovative projects in Computer-Assisted Language-Learning (in all its forms) in Asia or Asian contexts. If you are doing research that you think is ground-breaking/innovative or know of anyone who is engaged in such research, I would be grateful if you would let me know. The information will be kept confidential though, with suitable permission, may see the light of day in professional publications or presentations. It may be best to communicate with me directly through in-mail or e-mail ([email protected]) though I have no objection to public information either.
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I think this site can help you in this Field
The Asia-Pacific Association for Computer-Assisted Language Learning (APACALL)
https://www.apacall.org/
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Hi Andrew,
This is not my field, but I just came across an interesting paper that may be of interest to you. The researchers are looking at English learning anxiety and the use of computer games in Taiwanese English 9th grade classes.
Have a great day.
Don
Hwang, G., Hsu, T., Lai, C., & Hsueh, C. (2017). Interaction of problem-based gaming and learning anxiety in language students' English listening performance and progressive behavioral patterns. Computers and Education, 106, 26-42.
Thank you Ghadi. Yes I do know the journal. My question is about the visibility of Asian research that is perceived as innovative and not just based on traditional understandings of the field but something that may be significantly new.
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