Research Papers in Language Teaching and Learning – Special Issue on "The evolution of CALL and current research in new media"

This is a Special Issue on “The evolution of CALL and current research in new media”, guest-edited by Vasilia Kourtis?Kazoullis and Kosmas Vlachos. It hosts reports on the implementation of many different facets of ICTs and new media, such as webquests, blogging, twitter, wikis, interactive whiteboards, forms of digital media production such as digital storytelling, as well as uses of mobile phones and video games, and how they can facilitate language learning and the promotion of various language and communication skills. There are papers on all levels of schooling (primary and secondary) and tertiary education (an in-depth account of the use of ICTs at the Faculty of English at the University of Athens), together with discussions of the ways in which web technology can enhance teacher communities and learner communities, and an awareness of the broader meaning good use of ICTs can have for lifelong learning.