An Evaluative Review of Mondly: A Mobile Language Learning Application

  • Nushi M
  • Fattahi N
  • Ebn-Abbasi F
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Abstract

Mobile-Assisted Language Learning is a thriving research area in the field of Second Language Acquisition. Hand-held devices such as smartphones are increasingly and widely being used for second language teaching and learning purposes nowadays. With the great variety of language learning applications entering a competitive market comes a need for studies to evaluate these applications critically so that teachers and learners can choose wisely. The present study aims to evaluate a language learning application called Mondly through a framework proposed by Reinders and Pegrum (2016). The evaluation was carried out by six experienced English language instructors. The results indicate that although the app suffers from a number of weak points, it can be particularly beneficial for beginner second language learners.

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Nushi, M., Fattahi, N., & Ebn-Abbasi, F. (2024). An Evaluative Review of Mondly: A Mobile Language Learning Application. The EuroCALL Review, 30(2), 69–85. https://doi.org/10.4995/eurocall.2023.15763

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