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Computer Assisted Language Learning· 2012Q1· Review

Technologies for foreign language learning: a review of technology types and their effectiveness

Ewa Golonka, Anita R. Bowles, Victor M. Frank, Dorna L. Richardson et al.

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A review of over 350 studies reveals limited empirical evidence for technology's broad effectiveness in foreign language learning, with notable exceptions in computer-assisted pronunciation training using automatic speech recognition (ASR) and the use of chat for increasing language production.

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Field: Language and Linguistics

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