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Research Paper (undergraduate) from the year 2014 in the subject Didactics for the subject English - Pedagogy, Literature Studies, National University of Modern Languages, Islamabad, language: English, abstract: This study is primarily concerned with the students’ attitudes towards computer-assisted language learning. Its main purpose is to investigate what the students’ attitudes are towards computer-assisted language learning (CALL) in different higher secondary schools and colleges where English language is being taught in addition to the courses of English included in the prescribed syllabus. The study has been carried out in different schools in Karachi where English language is being taught in addition to their prescribed syllabus of general studies. The participants are students from different educational settings. The main topics discussed are the attitudes of students towards Computer-Assisted Language Learning. Both negative as well as positive attitudes of the students have been discussed in this this study. Finally, factors affecting students’ attitudes and the relationships among computer-assisted learning, computer-assisted language learning and foreign language learning are also explored within the scope of the study. The findings demonstrate that most of the students have positive attitudes towards computer-assisted learning, computer assisted language learning and foreign language learning. Moreover, students’ attitudes towards computer assisted language learning, and foreign language learning are, indeed, interrelated.
The aim of this research was to discern the effects of computer assisted English instruction on English language preparatory students' attitudes towards computers and English in a Turkish-medium high school with an intensive English program. A quasi-experimental time series research design, also called "before-after" or "repeated measures" design, was used in this research. As a sample, one group of students (20 female and 10 male) was randomly assigned. The research had two phases: traditional English instruction and computer assisted English instruction (CAEI). The instruments for data collection were a Scale for Attitudes Towards English and a Scale for Attitudes Towards Computers, which were given three times at intervals of two weeks. According to the findings, the students' scores of attitude towards computers and English after CAEI increased significantly. However, the correlations between the increases in the students' attitude scores, their gender, and their monthly income were found to be insignificant. This research design is advised for researchers to see the variation and trend of measurements, in particular contexts in time. (Contains 6 figures and 9 tables.) [Abstract provided in both English and Turkish.].