2014
DOI: 10.1080/09588221.2014.914539
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MALL: the pedagogical challenges

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“…This is reiterated by Kukulska-Hulme and Shield (2008), who commented that MALL is finally beginning to move from a more traditional teacher/learner model to something that can provide learners with opportunities to work collaboratively in problem-solving and meaning negotiation. Burston (2014), however, maintained that the emphasis in MALL continues to reflect a "behaviorist, teacher-centered framework" (p. 346), and that the highly advanced communication features of mobile devices are not being exploited. Godwin-Jones (2011) laments that "it would be a shame to fall into only the same use patterns as in the past" (p. 7).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
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“…This is reiterated by Kukulska-Hulme and Shield (2008), who commented that MALL is finally beginning to move from a more traditional teacher/learner model to something that can provide learners with opportunities to work collaboratively in problem-solving and meaning negotiation. Burston (2014), however, maintained that the emphasis in MALL continues to reflect a "behaviorist, teacher-centered framework" (p. 346), and that the highly advanced communication features of mobile devices are not being exploited. Godwin-Jones (2011) laments that "it would be a shame to fall into only the same use patterns as in the past" (p. 7).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although implementation studies have taken up the majority of articles published on MALL (Burston, 2013), review studies (e.g., Bax, 2011;Burston, 2014;Chinnery, 2006;Godwin-Jones, 2011;Kukulska-Hulme & Shield, 2007;Shudong & Higgins, 2006) have described and critiqued the approaches taken for MALL implementation, and have also suggested directions for future MALL research and applications. From those studies, findings have shown that despite numerous challenges such as small screen sizes, limited audiovisual quality, limited text message length, virtual keyboarding, limited power, and high costs, the portability and high rate of ownership of mobile devices have provided an impetus for language learners to study or practice with manageable chunks of information in any place on their own time, thereby taking advantage of the convenience of these devices (Chinnery, 2006).…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para el análisis, se utilizaron fuentes como revistas especializadas, actas de congreso y libros relacionados con la temática del aprendizaje de idiomas a través de dispositivos móviles (MALL). En el caso de MALL, tratándose de un campo en continua expansión y con numerosos retos por delante, el presente estudio pretende dar continuidad a las RSL realizadas por Chinnery (2006), Viberg y Grönlund (2012), Burston (2013Burston ( , 2014Burston ( & 2015 y Duman (2015), a fin de obtener una perspectiva del actual estado del arte de MALL, identificando las tendencias más recientes junto a futuras líneas de investigación.…”
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“…Prueba de ello no solo es el creciente número de apps, que encontramos en plataformas como Google Play Store (Heil et al, 2016), sino también el creciente número de investigaciones en el ámbito de MALL. De esta manera, las publicaciones relacionadas con MALL parecen aumentar y madurar especialmente en los últimos años, sumando en el año 2012 más de 570 publicaciones desde sus inicios en 1994 (Burston,los publicados por Chinnery (2006), Viberg y Grönlund (2012), Burston (2013Burston ( , 2014Burston ( & 2015 y Duman et al (2015). En "Going to the MALL: Mobile Assisted Language Learning" (2006), Chinnery analiza las publicaciones sobre el aprendizaje de idiomas mediante dispositivos móviles, identificando, entre otros aspectos, los beneficios y retos a los que se enfrenta su puesta en práctica (p. ej.…”
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