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  1. Teachers’ conceptions and practices of mobile language learning and teaching
  2. Communication in Language MOOCs
  3. Migrants’ and refugees’ digital literacies in life and language learning
  4. Educating Teachers for Mobile Learning
  5. MALL in the Age of AI
  6. Conclusion
  7. MINORITISED POPULATIONS' CHALLENGES AND INFORMAL LEARNING BEHAVIOURS IN RESPONSE TO THE DIGITALISATION OF ONLINE SERVICES
  8. Equitable Access to Higher Education Learning and Assessment: Perspectives from Low-Resource Contexts
  9. Positive Digital Practices: Supporting Positive Learner Identities and Student Mental Wellbeing in Technology-Enhanced Higher Education
  10. Roles of Languages and Technology in Teaching in Marginalised Communities: Perspectives and Practices
  11. Languages and technologies in education at school and outside of school: Perspectives from young people in low-resource countries in Africa and Asia
  12. Affective Support for Self-Regulation in Mobile-Assisted Language Learning
  13. A Student-Centered Learning Analytics Dashboard Towards Course Goal Achievement in STEM Education
  14. On Extended Reality Objective Performance Metrics for Neurosurgical Training
  15. Participatory digital approaches to embedding student wellbeing in higher education
  16. Reflections on research questions in mobile assisted language learning
  17. Mobile, Open and Social Language Learning Designs and Architectures
  18. Mobile Open Social Learning for Languages (MOSL4L)
  19. Supporting listening comprehension by social network-based interaction in mobile assisted language learning
  20. Moving Language Teaching and Learning from the Known to the Unknown
  21. Mobile-assisted language learning through learning analytics for self-regulated learning (MALLAS): A conceptual framework
  22. Intelligent assistants in language learning: an analysis of features and limitations
  23. Openness reexamined: teachers’ practices with open educational resources in online language teaching
  24. Mobile and Personal Learning for Newcomers to a City
  25. Emerging Technologies and Pedagogies in the Curriculum
  26. An integrated framework to support evaluation of new pedagogies
  27. Rethinking Pedagogy for a Digital Age
  28. Gesture in speaking tasks beyond the classroom: An exploration of the multimodal negotiation of meaning via Skype videoconferencing on mobile devices
  29. Learners Self-directing Learning in FutureLearn MOOCs: A Learner-Centered Study
  30. Exploring Learners' and Teacher's Participation in Online Non-Formal Project-Based Language Learning
  31. Flipping the blend through MOOCs, MALL and OIL – new directions in CALL
  32. Mobile collaborative language learning
  33. Supporting immigrant language learning on smartphones: A field trial
  34. The Handbook of Technology and Second Language Teaching and Learning
  35. Mobile Learning Revolution
  36. Editorial Special Collection on Migrants, Education and Technologies
  37. Video conferencing and multimodal expression of voice: Children's conversations using Skype for second language development in a telecollaborative setting
  38. Mobile language learning experiences for migrants beyond the classroom
  39. Why and how do distance learners use mobile devices for language learning?
  40. New perspectives on teaching and working with languages in the digital era
  41. State of the art of language learning design using mobile technology: sample apps and some critical reflection
  42. Mobile Learning
  43. Creating Coherent Incidental Learning Journeys on Smartphones Using Feedback and Progress Indicators
  44. Mobile Incidental Learning to Support the Inclusion of Recent Immigrants
  45. Investigating Self-directed Learning Dimensions: Adapting the Bouchard Framework
  46. Language as a Bridge Connecting Formal and Informal Language Learning Through Mobile Devices
  47. Creating Coherent Incidental Learning Journeys on Smartphones Using Feedback and Progress Indicators
  48. Challenges in Context-Aware Mobile Language Learning: The MASELTOV Approach
  49. What have we learnt about mobile LifeLong Learning (mLLL)?
  50. Meta‐analyses from a collaborative project in mobile lifelong learning
  51. Advances in MASELTOV – Serious Games in a Mobile Ecology of Services for Social Inclusion and Empowerment of Recent Immigrants
  52. Creating coherent incidental learning journeys on mobile devices through feedback and progress indicators
  53. Mobile‐Assisted Language Learning
  54. A Citizen-Centred Approach to Education in the Smart City
  55. How should the higher education workforce adapt to advancements in technology for teaching and learning?
  56. Smart Devices or People? A Mobile Learning Quandary
  57. The Interactive Oral Assessment (IOA) project: Using Talkback® for practice and assessment of listening and speaking skills in languages
  58. Mature Students Using Mobile Devices in Life and Learning
  59. On the spot: using mobile devices for listening and speaking practice on a French language programme
  60. Mobile learning as a catalyst for change
  61. Charting unknown territory: models of participation in mobile language learning
  62. Best Practices
  63. Mobile and contextual learning
  64. Will mobile learning change language learning?
  65. Theory-based Support for Mobile Language Learning: Noticing and Recording
  66. Researching Mobile Learning
  67. Innovation in Mobile Learning
  68. Group Leadership in Online Collaborative Learning
  69. Semi-formal learning communities for professional development in mobile learning
  70. An overview of mobile assisted language learning: From content delivery to supported collaboration and interaction
  71. Editorial
  72. Human Factors and Innovation with Mobile Devices
  73. Mobile Usability in Educational Contexts: What have we learnt?
  74. Mobile Learning
  75. Going with the grain: Mobile devices in practice
  76. Designed and user-generated activity in the mobile age
  77. Should there be a future for Tablet PCs in schools?
  78. Group Leadership in Online Collaborative Learning
  79. Investigating digital video applications in distance learning
  80. Students' experiences with PDAs for reading course materials
  81. Flexible Learning in a Digital World: Experiences and Expectations
  82. WorldCALL: Global Perspectives on Computer-Assisted Language Learning
  83. Communication with users: insights from second language acquisition
  84. An Evaluation of the Informedia Digital Video Library System at the Open University
  85. Question Mark
  86. A computerized interactive vocabulary development system for advanced learners
  87. Chapter One Language Learning Defined by Time and Place: A Framework for Next Generation Designs
  88. The Next Generation
  89. Mobile 2.0