Journal: ReCALL

Volume 25, Issue 3

305 -- 0Françoise Blin. Editorial
306 -- 320Caroline H. Steel, Mike Levy. Language students and their technologies: Charting the evolution 2006-2011
321 -- 339C. Paul Newhouse, Martin Cooper. Computer-based oral exams in Italian language studies
340 -- 358Hsin-chou Huang. Online reading strategies at work: What teachers think and what students do
359 -- 372Sun Young Shin. Developing a framework for using E-portfolios as a research and assessment tool
373 -- 391Junko Takahama, Sarah Pasfield-Neofitou. Learners' email with native speakers beyond the class: a follow-up to a classroom email project
392 -- 395Freda Mishan. Blending Technologies in Second Language Classrooms, Paul Gruba and Don Hinkelman (Eds). Palgrave Macmillan, 2012, pp. 200. ISBN 9780230232617

Volume 25, Issue 2

163 -- 164June Thompson. Editorial
165 -- 198Maja Grgurovic, Carol A. Chapelle, Mack C. Shelley. A meta-analysis of effectiveness studies on computer technology-supported language learning
199 -- 214Aubrey Neil Leveridge, Jie Chi Yang. Testing learner reliance on caption supports in second language listening comprehension multimedia environments
215 -- 232Levi McNeil. Exploring the relationship between situated activity and CALL learning in teacher education
233 -- 249Hsiao-chien Lee, Pei-Ling Wang. Discussing the factors contributing to students' involvement in an EFL collaborative wiki project
250 -- 271Monica Stella Cardenas-Claros, Paul Gruba. Decoding the "CoDe": a framework for conceptualizing and designing help options in computer-based second language listening
272 -- 285Judith Bündgens-Kosten. Authenticity in CALL: three domains of 'realness'
286 -- 301Dongwan Ryu. Play to Learn, Learn to Play: Language Learning through Gaming Culture
302 -- 304Silvia Benini. Language Teaching in Blended Contexts, edited by Margaret Nicolson, Linda Murphy and Margaret Southgate, Dunedin Academic Press, Edinburgh, UK, 2011, ISBN 9781906716202. Price: £18.95

Volume 25, Issue 1

1 -- 3Françoise Blin, Oranna Speicher. Editorial
4 -- 29Melinda Dooly, Randall Sadler. Filling in the gaps: Linking theory and practice through telecollaboration in teacher education
30 -- 47Tatiana Codreanu, Christelle Combe Celik. Effects of webcams on multimodal interactive learning
48 -- 62Geoffrey Sockett. Understanding the online informal learning of English as a complex dynamic system: an emic approach
63 -- 84Ciara Wigham, Thierry Chanier. A study of verbal and nonverbal communication in Second Life - the ARCHI21 experience
85 -- 104Catherine Caws. Evaluating a web-based video corpus through an analysis of user interactions
105 -- 121Silvia Canto, Kristi Jauregi, Huub van den Bergh. Integrating cross-cultural interaction through video-communication and virtual worlds in foreign language teaching programs: is there an added value?
122 -- 142H. Müge Satar. Multimodal language learner interactions via desktop videoconferencing within a framework of social presence: Gaze
143 -- 158Takeshi Sato, Mitsuyasu Matsunuma, Akio Suzuki. Enhancement of automatization through vocabulary learning using CALL: Can prompt language processing lead to better comprehension in L2 reading?
159 -- 162Jooyoung Lee. Transforming literacies and language: Multimodality and literacy in the new media age. C. M. L. Ho, K. T. Anderson and A. P. Leong (eds.), (2011). London: Continuum. ISBN 9781441123916, 272 pages