Investigation of technology-enhanced language learning and teaching e-resources/tools in the online context

Lixun WANG, Hsueh Chu CHEN, Chi Kin John LEE, Kwan Wai Eric YU, Jingxuan TIAN

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Abstract

The innovative use of technologies in language learning and teaching significantly impacts language education. This paper aims to investigate technology-enhanced language learning (TeLL) and teaching (TeLT) in higher education through surveying 223 students and 93 teachers across four Hong Kong universities, and interviewing around 50 students and 20 teachers. The current study investigated the e-resources/tools frequently adopted in language learning and teaching, how participants perceived the affordances of TeLL and TeLT, and challenges they had faced in technology-enhanced language learning and teaching. The results reveal that students and teachers perceived several affordances of TeLL and TeLT, such as provision of authentic materials, enhancement of interactivity, and enhancement of learner autonomy. A list of commonly adopted e-resources/tools for language learning and teaching were identified. The students and teachers also indicated what support they would hope to receive from a Community of Practice (CoP) on technology-enhanced language learning and teaching. Copyright © 2022 IGI Global.
Original languageEnglish
JournalInternational Journal of Computer-Assisted Language Learning and Teaching
Volume12
Issue number1
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 2022

Citation

Wang, L., Chen, H. C., Lee, J. C.-K., Yu, E. K. W., & Tian, J. X. (2022). Investigation of technology-enhanced language learning and teaching e-resources/tools in the online context. International Journal of Computer-Assisted Language Learning and Teaching, 12(1). Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.4018/IJCALLT.307150

Keywords

  • Community of practice
  • E-resources
  • E-tools
  • Technology-enhanced language learning
  • Technology-enhanced language teaching

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