We can say that call is now days viewed as the complement to language learning
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CALL began as a complement to traditional language learning and has evolved over time through advances in technology. It is now seen as an important part of the language learning process, both inside and outside the classroom, by utilizing mobile phones, email, blogs, and other digital tools. CALL uses technology to enhance learning methods and strategies, such as through visual games and activities that motivate students. It continues to adapt based on changes in methodology and the needs of language education.
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We can say that call is now days viewed as the complement to language learning
- 1. We going to explain briefly how CALL was born, and the process it had to become what it is now. We going to use a timeline in order to make it easier to understand it We can say that CALL is now days viewed as the complement to language learning, because, this tool has been changing day by day in order to help students and teachers in the language learning field. Firstly, this tool is used not only in the classroom also outside the classroom , therefore, if we as a students use all the elements that CALL has, for instance, the mobile telephone, the email, blogs, etc. in our process of learning, is a big advantage that only learn in the classroom. This is not only good for learners but for teachers too. CALL uses the technology in order to improve the different methods of learning and different strategies. Using games activities for learning languages is very good, especially visual stimulation, because it provokes a good attitude towards using technology. Finally, I would like to mention that CALL has been changing with methodology and pedagogy in order to satisfy the language education’s needs.