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To compare the efficacy of AI-integrated mobile-assisted language learning against AI-integrated computer-assisted learning and traditional teacher-led instruction for TOEIC preparation.

September 22, 2022English Teaching

AI-integrated Mobile-assisted Language Learning: Is It an Effective Way of Preparing for the TOEIC Test in Classroom Environments?

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NKNayoung KimNew York Institute of Technology

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Controlled trial reveals greater TOEIC score gains with AI computer tools in college freshmen, suggesting desktop platforms outperform mobile formats for reading comprehension.

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To compare the efficacy of AI-integrated mobile-assisted language learning against AI-integrated computer-assisted learning and traditional teacher-led instruction for TOEIC preparation.
Assigned 496 university freshmen into AI computer-assisted language learning (n = 190), AI mobile-assisted language learning (n = 164), and traditional teacher-led control (n = 132) cohorts over one academic semester in 2021.
Administered standardized TOEIC listening and reading examinations before and after the intervention period.
Analyzed pre- and post-intervention score differences across and within groups using paired samples t-tests and one-way ANOVAs.
All three groups demonstrated statistically significant pre-to-post improvements in both TOEIC listening and reading test scores.
The AI computer-assisted group achieved significantly higher gains than the traditional classroom control group across both listening and reading assessments.
The AI computer-assisted group significantly outperformed the AI mobile-assisted group on post-intervention reading test scores, while listening improvements between the two AI cohorts were comparable.

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Nayoung Kim (2022) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a0f942cfb2817e31dfcb321 https://doi.org/10.15858/engtea.77.3.202209.79

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Controlled trial reveals greater TOEIC score gains with AI computer tools in college freshmen, suggesting desktop platforms outperform mobile formats for reading comprehension.

AI-integrated Mobile-assisted Language Learning: Is It an Effective Way of Preparing for the TOEIC Test in Classroom Environments?

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AI-integrated Mobile-assisted Language Learning: Is It an Effective Way of Preparing for the TOEIC Test in Classroom Environments?

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