CALL, CALT, and CALR: A Hands-on Experience
Dedy
Setiawan
CALL which stands for Computer-Assisted Language Learning has been
so-far the most widely used term for language learning (including teaching)
utilizing a computer set as the main equipment. As learning as differentiated
from teaching, especially when the presentation stage is enhanced, the term
CALT (Computer-Assisted Language Teaching) is now arising. In addition, as
teacher is often involved in investigating the behavior of the language taught,
we may come up with the term CALR (Computer-Assisted Language Research) this
paper presents a hands-on experience, which the writer has performed as a
learner, teacher, and researcher of English as a foreign language.
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Setiawan, D. (2002,
March). CALL,
CALT, and CALR: A Hands-on Expression. Paper presented at the national
conference on Autonomy,
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