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Computer Assisted Language Learning, Volume 21, Issue 5 (2008)

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The effectiveness of computer assisted pronunciation training for foreign language learning by children

Ambra Neri, Ornella Mich, Matteo Gerosa & Diego Giuliani

Pages: 393-408

Published online: 18 Nov 2008

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Online enhanced corrective feedback for ESL learners in higher education

Rayenne Dekhinet

Pages: 409-425

Published online: 19 Nov 2008

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Construction grammar in ICALL

Mathias Schulze & Nikolai Penner

Pages: 427-440

Published online: 19 Nov 2008

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Learning English with The Sims: exploiting authentic computer simulation games for L2 learning

Jim Ranalli

Pages: 441-455

Published online: 19 Nov 2008

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Electronic glossing – is it worth the effort?

Olaf Lenders

Pages: 457-481

Published online: 19 Nov 2008

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Integrating corpus-based CALL programs in teaching English through children's literature

Tim F. Johns, Lee Hsingchin & Wang Lixun

Pages: 483-506

Published online: 18 Nov 2008

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