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Current Issue

Volume 18 Issue 3

Regular Articles

Digital games and the development of plurilingual competence

Judith Buendgens-Kosten
The JALT CALL Journal. Published: 28 December, 2022, Volume 18(3), 316–334. Download PDF


Chronicling Indonesian EFL students’ engagement in podcast-based speaking in online learning milieu: A self-determination theory perspective

Khusnul Khotimah, Bambang Yudi Cahyono, Deisyi Anna Batunan
The JALT CALL Journal. Published: 28 December, 2022, Volume 18(3), 335–359. Download PDF


EFL teachers’ perceptions of online community projects in secondary school education

Lesley Fearn
The JALT CALL Journal. Published: 28 December, 2022, Volume 18(3), 360–381. Download PDF


Technology and the private sector: Language teachers’ perspectives toward technology and the role of CALL training in professional development

Bao Nguyen
The JALT CALL Journal. Published: 28 December, 2022, Volume 18(3), 382–411. Download PDF


Japan university EFL students’ experience, attitudes, and perceived effectiveness of watching gameplay for language-learning purposes

Shawn Andersson
The JALT CALL Journal. Published: 28 December, 2022, Volume 18(3), 412–443. Download PDF


Feedback precision and learners’ responses: A study into ETS Criterion automated corrective feedback in EFL writing classrooms

Giang Thi Linh Hoang
The JALT CALL Journal. Published: 28 December, 2022, Volume 18(3), 444–467. Download PDF




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