Use workshops and training sessions to familiarize students and educators with MALL and foster independence¶
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Description¶
The article recommends structured familiarization activities to support MALL adoption: "Initiatives such as workshops and training sessions can familiarize both students and educators with MALL, promoting regular use and fostering independence." Workshops are described as a forum for exchanging experiences, demonstrating MALL uses, and exploring integration with learning, while training seminars let learners and educators become acquainted with MALL's capabilities and advantages. This targets the PBC and ATT paths the study found significant.
Design Implications¶
Context¶
Requirements¶
- Educator commitment to organizing and sustaining such initiatives
Constraints¶
- Grounded in a two-month survey study of younger learners; the article notes longer-term effects need longitudinal research
Target Learners¶
- EFL students and educators in higher education
Target Learning Goals¶
- Overcoming technical hurdles and building positive dispositions toward MALL use
Affordances¶
Related Strategies¶
Examples¶
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Key Sources¶
- Tuan Thanh Nguyen. (2023). Exploring the Interaction of Meta-UTAUT in the Mobile-Assisted Language Learning Environment for EFL Learning. Journal of Educators Online. https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1445637
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Use workshops and training sessions to familiarize students and educators with MALL and foster independence |
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The article recommends structured familiarization activities to support MALL adoption: "Initiatives such as workshops and training sessions can familiarize both students and educators with MALL, promoting regular use... |
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by process:wiki-ingest on 2026-09-28 |
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1 — tuan-thanh-nguyen-2023 |
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