JALTCALL Podcast
JALTCALL Podcast
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Japan association for Language Teaching (JALT) Computer Assisted Language Learning Special Interest Group. (JALTCALL)
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The podcast emphasizes technology in language teaching, learner engagement, and professional development. Topics include effective use of classroom technology, innovative teaching strategies, and conference discussions, with episodes featuring insights on topics like AI in language learning and health in tech usage.
Japan association for Language Teaching (JALT) Computer Assisted Language Learning Special Interest Group. (JALTCALL)
In this episode we have our first mass interview of the editors and a collection of authors of the book “Artificial Intelligence in Japan’s Language Learning Classrooms” edited by Robert Dykes, Oliver Edwards, Dave Bollen, and Tina Shu-wen Lin. We take time to let each author speak and explain a little about what they researched and wrote in their chapter.
We explore how AI is reshaping language learning with insights from this new book. We learn about practical applications and ethical considerations for educators and students. In the ever-evolving landscape of education, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a pivotal component, particularly in language learning. With the release of the book “Artificial Intelligence in Japan’s Language Learning Classrooms”, this group of academics and authors dive into the practical applications, ethical considerations, and the future of AI in this field.
This event was recorded live on Monday, June 8th, 2026
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