CALL Bibliography for Postgraduate Study

Abstract

The main aim of the CALL Bibliography for Postgraduate Study is to provide a resource specifically for postgraduate students in CALL, in the form of a comprehensive listing of key writings, published up to May 1994, that constitute recommended reading for study and research in CALL at this level. In achieving this aim, the bibliography lists appropriate papers published in the following journals up to May 1994: BJET, CAELL Journal, CALICO Journal, Computer Assisted Language Learning, Computers and the Humanities, On-CALL, Recall and System. Furthermore, the bibliography encourages researchers in CALL to develop an awareness of the influence of related fields such as interface design and the use of computers in general education and in the humanities. To this end, the bibliography includes entries for a number of papers written in related fields which deal with issues that exist in CALL, or have clear parallels. Finally, the bibliography complements three major bibliographies in CALL. It differs from them in being designed with a specific target readership in mind, namely postgraduate students. The three bibliographies are: Stevens, V., Sussex, R. and Tuman, W. V. (1986) A Bibliography of Computer-Aided Language Learning. New York: AMS Press. Jung, U. O. H. (1988) An International Bibliography of Computer-Assisted Language Learning with Annotations in German. Frankfurt: Peter Lang. Jung, U. O. H. (1993) An International Bibliography of Computer-Assisted Language Learning with Annotations in German, Vol. II. Frankfurt: Peter Lang.