Computers and More: Creative Uses of Technologyfor Learning a Second or Foreign Language

Rationale from theory and research for using technology to enhance language learning Technology as a provider of a meaning-focused, communicative learning environment Technology geared to students' learning styles Technology as a guide for structured practice Technology as a means of obtaining corrective feedback Barriers to technology use and ways to overcome them Conclusion Acknowledgments References

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