Abstract
This introduction to the special issue of Computers and the Humanities (CHum) on intelligent computerassisted language instruction (ICALI) presents an overview of ICALI research. It begins by discussing ICALI as a kind of Artificial Intelligence research, and then proceeds to outline the components and kinds of ICALI systems. Next, it examines such practical research considerations as the kinds of personnel needed to develop ICALI software. Finally, it indicates what aspect of ICALI research is discussed by each of the other articles in the special issue.
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