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The effect of etymological elaboration on L2 idiom acquisition and retention in an online environment (WebCT)
 Developing Academic Vocabulary Independently (DAVI): A usability study
 
Immersion through technology
 The influence of collaboration on attitudes towards English vocabulary learning
 
Negotiation of meaning in synchronous computer-mediated communication (CMC): The role of online chat in second language vocabulary development
 Integrating a computer-based flashcard program into academic vocabulary learning
 
An investigation of ESL students' reading engagement and language output in selected online environments
 Social networking and second language acquisition: Exploiting Skype(TM) Chat for the purpose of investigating interaction in L2 English learning
 
Correlations in the new TOEFL era: An investigation of the statistical relationships between iBT scores, placement test performance, and academic success of international students at Iowa State University
 Brazilian English as foreign language teachers' beliefs about grammar-based feedback on L2 writing
 
Learning from twenty-first century second language learners: A case study in smartphone use of language learners
 Students' perspectives on the use of L1 in English classrooms
 
The situational analysis of the language needs at the BP language center in Basra, Iraq.
 Investigating the impact of segmented and whole-text repetition on listening comprehension, comprehension processes, and comprehension problems
 
Technology-enhanced blended language learning in an ESL class: A description of a model and an application of the Diffusion of Innovations theory
 Automated Writing Evaluation for non-native speaker English academic writing: The case of IADE and its formative feedback
 
The effectiveness of milieu language strategies on the English language growth of Head Start children learning English as a second language
 Teacher and student perspectives on a blended learning intensive English program writing course
 
East Asian students' negotiation of silence in a university intensive English reading class: An examination of cross-cultural transition within a Project-Oriented CALL approach
 A validity argument for score meaning of a computer-based ESL academic collocational ability test based on a corpus-driven approach to test design