Technology Assisted Language Learning

NBLT

• Network-Based Language Teaching: focuses on networks, both locally and through the Internet.

• Natural-Based Learning Techniques: emphasizes hands-on learning experiences.

• Neural-Based Learning Theory: focuses on cognitive processes in language acquisition.

• Networked Business Language Training: aims at improving business communication skills.

CELL

• Computer-Enhanced Language Learning: suggests the computer's role is to make learning better.

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• A type of software used for data analysis and visualization.

• A method of teaching that relies solely on traditional textbooks.

CALL –

What does CALL stand for?

• Computer-Assisted Language Learning

• Computer-Aided Language Learning

• Computer-Assisted Linguistic Learning

• Computer-Aided Linguistic Learning

CALI

• Computer-Assisted Language Instruction: more teaching-oriented with 'instruction' in it.

• Computer-Aided Learning Interface: focused on interactive learning.

• Computer-Assisted Learning Integration: combining various learning methods.

• Computer-Aided Language Interaction: emphasizing communication skills.

CBLT

• Computer-Based Language Training: views elements of language learning as 'training' with definable, measurable objectives.

• Computer-Based Language Training: focuses solely on grammar and vocabulary without practical application.

• Computer-Based Language Training: emphasizes the importance of face-to-face interaction in language learning.

• Computer-Based Language Training: is a method that requires no technology or digital resources.

TELL

• Technology-Enhanced Language Learning: accommodates more than just computers, often brings in video and sees the computer as just one part of a more extensive system.

• A method of language learning that relies solely on traditional textbooks and classroom instruction.

• An approach that emphasizes the use of mobile applications for language learning.

• A strategy that focuses exclusively on face-to-face interaction with native speakers.

IT and ICT

• Information Technology/Information and Communication Technologies

• Information Transfer/Information and Communication Techniques

• Internet Technology/Internet and Communication Tools

• Information Theory/Information and Communication Techniques

CALL

• Computer-Aided Language Learning

• Computer-Assisted Language Learning

• Cognitive-Aided Language Learning

• Collaborative Aided Language Learning

ALL

• Technology-Assisted Language Learning

• Artificial Intelligence in Education

• Online Language Exchange

• Traditional Language Learning

MALL

• Mobile Assisted Language Learning: focuses on learning with mobile devices like mobile phones, tablets, and mp3 players.

• Multimedia Assisted Language Learning: emphasizes the use of videos and audio in language education.

• Mobile Application Language Learning: refers to using apps for language practice.

• Massive Adaptive Language Learning: involves large-scale language courses that adapt to individual needs.