Mobile Assisted Language Learning Across Educational Contexts

Mobile Assisted Language Learning Across Educational Contexts

Kukulska-Hulme, Agnes; Morgana, Valentina

Taylor & Francis Ltd

02/2021

140

Dura

Inglês

9780367521745

15 a 20 dias

299

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List of Contributors

Acknowledgements

Chapter 1

Mobile Assisted Language Learning Across Different Educational Settings: an introduction

Chapter 2

Unreported MALL studies: What difference do they make to published experimental MALL research results?

Chapter 3

(Re-)contextualizing Storytelling with Children in English L2: Mobile-Assisted Language Teacher Education

Chapter 4

Effects of an extensive e-book reading programme on middle school EFL students

Chapter 5

Participants' perceptions and perspectives of intercultural and social inclusion in an award-winning virtual exchange project

Chapter 6

Mobile Collaborative Activities and Learner Metacognition

Chapter 7

Conclusions: A Lifelong Perspective on Mobile Language Learning

Index
Virtual Community Participation;Mobile Assisted Language Learning;Innovative Learning Designs;Different Educational Settings;SSCI;MALL studies;Erasmus Mobility Programmes;MALL research results;IGI;Storytelling with Children in English L2;Mobile Learning;Mobile-Assisted Language Teacher Education;IEEE Xplore;e-book reading programme;Mobile Language Learning;middle school EFL students;Mobile Instant Messaging;Mobile Assisted Language Learning Across Educational Contexts;Vocabulary Acquisition;Valentina Morgana;Post-programme Tests;Agnes Kukulska-Hulme;Language Teacher Education;virtual exchange project;Extended Reading Programme;Mobile Collaborative Activities and Learner Metacognition;Linguae Francae;Learner Metacognition;Non-mobile Devices;English L2;Mobile Collaborative Activities;EFL Learner;MALL;Storytelling Session;Smartphone technology;Italian Student;Mobile-assisted language teaching;Storytelling Events;Educational contexts;Milan Metropolitan Area;Mobile Device Ownership;Knowledge Acquisition;Similar Learning Patterns;WhatsApp Groups