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• The History of Computer Assisted Language Learning Web Exhibition

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•     At any point, you may return to the Index page by clicking the History of CALL icon and logo in the top right hand corner of every poster, this will enable YOU to view the full history with some 15,000 words and hundreds of graphics. We hope you enjoy reading it, starting with the Introduction.
  
•     Writing the history of CALL seemed to be the obvious initiative to take as we approached the end of the millennium, not just because somehow we had to mark the passage of the century, but because the field had acquired a maturity which is often described in the work of the last 10 years. Now that the millennium page is turned, the field resembles, in my personal view, linguistics around the early 70s, a field with a large number of developing branches. Yet the initiative itself was taken for a very practical reason which hits many small scale CALL developers in the academic world, how to retain a key colleague funded from a previous research project and how to utilize fully his graphic skills. Limited funding needed to be obtained quickly, which ruled out conventional grants, and the History of CALL initiative was born thanks to the generous support of the two prime organizations in the field, CALICO and EUROCALL. Support was also quickly obtained from WorldCALL.
  
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• Index:
  
• 1-    Introduction
  
• 2-    Index
  
• 3-    The Development of linguistics
  
• 4-    Approaches of Second/Foreign Language
  
• 5-    Krashen, Learning and Acquisition
  
• 6-    The Pre-History of Call Part 1
  
• 7-    The Pre-History of Call Part 2
  
• 8-    The Pre-History of Call Part 3
  
• 9-    The Pre-History of Call Part 4
  
• 10-    Other Histories of CALL
  
• 11-    Other Histories of CALL (the end)
  
• 12-    The 40s the war Years – Vannevar Bush and Memex
  
• 13-    The 50s: Preparing the Ground
  
• 14-    The 60s: “The Pioneering Wideness” featuring PLATO
  
• 15-    The 60s: ““The Pioneering Wideness “Back to Base
  
• 16-    The Mid to late 60s: Story Brook
  
• 17-    The Late 60s: Is the Hippy Era a Happy Era?
  
• 18-    The early 70s: Release of the Mini and start of the micro
  
• 19-    The Late 70s: David meets Goliath, The years of apple and Microsoft'
  
• 20-    The Late 70s: Floppies, Videodiscs and the beginning of “intelligence”
  
• 21-    The TICCIT projects