Computer Assisted Language Learning (CALL)

By:

Dewi SartikaDini Hipdiani

Tri RahmawatiVera Merisha

CAL

CALL

CALCAL (Computer Assisted

Learning) means a computer as a medium is used for the sake of facilitating people in learning.

CALL(Computer Assisted Language Learning)

CALL means CAL which is implemented to language.

According to ( Levy, 1997, p.1 ) defines CALL as the search for and study of applications of the computer in language teaching and learning.

CALLUnderlying Consideration

• Computer’s flexibility.• Computer based language instruction

has ability to interact with learners.• Computers can encourage students

in learning a language.• Computers have the potential to

enhance the development of communicative competence in a second language

The advantages of CALL

•Develop Autonomous Learner

•Create Effective Learning

•Encourage Student’s Motivation

Disadvantages of CALL

•Less handy

• Costly enough

• More difficult and tiring to read a long text.

Web-based learning

History

1950s (instructional television)

1960s – 1970s (audio tutorial system, personalized, etc.)

1980s (computer-based instruction)

1990s (implementation of web-based technology)

Current Application

Educational institution

Government

Military

Private Industry

Roles of the web-based learning

Kahn (2001)• Micro Use.• Macro Use.

Roles of the web-based learning

Galloway (1998)• Level 1. little or no online instruction.• Level 2. Medium online Instruction.• Level 3. Completely online Instruction

The Advantages ofWeb-Based Learning

•Availability

•Affordable Cost

•Better tracking, assessing and recording students’ presence and achievement

•More personalized learning and material support

•Easily Updated

The Disadvantages of Web-Based Learning

1.

•Limitation of human contact

2.

•Limitation of bandwidth