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Google Notebook LM: Artificial intelligence to manage plurilingual learning through the Lean-Kaizen process
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A qualitative inquiry into Chinese learners’ emotions in technology-enhanced L2 education
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págs. 53-67
Understanding EFL learners’ strategies in AI-assisted English writing: An activity theory perspective
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págs. 69-87
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págs. 89-110
págs. 111-130
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págs. 131-146
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págs. 147-165
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págs. 225-242
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págs. 267-284
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págs. 285-299
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págs. 301-319
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págs. 339-357
The pros and cons of incorporating emerging technologies into L2 classrooms: A qualitative dual perspective from Chinese EFL teachers and students
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págs. 359-374
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págs. 375-390
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págs. 391-408
Innovative approaches to professional development: Exploring the interplay between Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK), teachers’ motivation, engagement, and teachers’ professional development
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Technology and English language teaching in a changing world: A practical guide for teachers and teacher educators
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Es reseña de:
Technology and English language teaching in a changing world
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Palgrave MacMillian Cham, 2024
págs. 429-433
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Es reseña de:
Language Teacher Psychology in the Online Teaching Context
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London and New York : Routledge, 2024
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