This document discusses various types of computer-assisted language learning and testing. It defines CALL as using a computer to improve language skills, and CALT as computer-based language testing that adapts difficulty levels. ICALL uses the internet for online language courses, testing, and social media. MALL refers to using cell phones for language learning via SMS, MMS, and email. The document also discusses using evaluation to assess language test results and improve programs.
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Thesis Statement for students diagnonsed withADHD.ppt
Language testing and evaluation
1. CALL ,ICALL,MCALL and MALL in
Language testing and Evaluation
Name : Virani Nilam
Role No.:18
Sem:4
Paper:E-C-404
Submitted to:
S.B.Gardi Department of English,
S.M.K. Bhavnagar University
2. What is CALL?
“Any process in which a learner uses a
computer and , as a result, improves his or
her language.”
3. CALL in Language Test…
CALT(Computer-assisted Language Testing):
It refers specifically to situations in which the computer
considers the answer to each question and
Raises or lowers the level of difficulty accordingly.
CAT(Computer-adaptive Testing):
…is using a computer, but not necessarily testing language.
4. What is ICALL?
Use of Internet in Computer Assistance Language
Learning…
Use of ICALL…
On-line Courses
Online Language testing
On-line Learning
Using various Web tools
Using Social media
5. What is MALL?
“It means Language learning through
various function of cell phone.”
6. Use in test and evaluation
•Through SMS
•MMS
•e-mail
9. What is evaluation?
Evaluation is a systematic collection and analysis of data
in order to assess the strengths and weaknesses of programs,
policies, and organizations to improve their effectiveness.
