The Handbook of Informal Language Learning 2019
DOI: 10.1002/9781119472384.ch24
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A Critical Review of Social Networks for Language Learning Beyond the Classroom

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“…Furthermore, these online and mobile tools have also increasingly found their way into everyday classroom practice, resulting in the rise of digital learning spaces such as MOOCs, wikis and learning apps over the past two decades (cf. Akbari, Naderi, Simons & Pilot, 2016;Peeters, 2015;Zourou, 2019). In the case of language learning, where opportunities need to be created for learners to interact in the target language, it has become "commonplace for people to study languages outside the structure of a traditional course or institution" (Mynard, 2016b, p. 333).…”
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“…Furthermore, these online and mobile tools have also increasingly found their way into everyday classroom practice, resulting in the rise of digital learning spaces such as MOOCs, wikis and learning apps over the past two decades (cf. Akbari, Naderi, Simons & Pilot, 2016;Peeters, 2015;Zourou, 2019). In the case of language learning, where opportunities need to be created for learners to interact in the target language, it has become "commonplace for people to study languages outside the structure of a traditional course or institution" (Mynard, 2016b, p. 333).…”
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“…En el siglo XXI, se reconoce cada vez más que Internet (Sánvicen y Molina, 2015) y las redes sociales brindan acceso a un aprendizaje informal continuo a partir de múltiples experiencias en diversas áreas de conocimiento, que complementan lo adquirido con el aprendizaje formal (Chik y Ho, 2017). A su vez, es cada vez más común acceder a los recursos en los móviles como puente entre distintos entornos (Zourou, 2019). Debido al hecho de que la lengua es intrínsecamente social, las redes sociales permiten una interacción muy positiva en la adquisición de los idiomas.…”
Section: Las Redes Sociales Y Los Idiomasunclassified