CALL and CMC Teacher Education research: enduring questions, emerging methodologies
Submission deadline: 31 October 2010
Publication date: September 2011
Guest editors:
Mirjam Hauck, The Open University, UK
Nicolas Guichon, Université de Lyon 2, Laboratoire ICAR, France
While the use of digital technologies in language education has been growing over the last 15 years, pedagogical developments and methodological reflection have not kept pace. This special issue of ReCALL will address enduring questions in research on teacher education in computer-assisted language learning (CALL) and computer-mediated communication (CMC) and methodological approaches, both traditional and emerging.
The issue will provide an overview of established research in the field as well as reporting on more recent areas of study. These focus, for example, on the teacher role in collaborative online language learning, and e-literacy and semio-pedagogical skills required for harnessing the potential of multimodal environments and tools.
The contributions will also consider practical and ethical issues related to online pre- and in-service language teacher education and tutor training. The overall aim is to take stock of the current state of affairs in research on teacher education in CALL and CMC-based language teaching and to map out a tentative research agenda for the next few years.
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