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Graduate Certificate

Computer-Assisted Language Learning (Graduate Certificate)

Arizona State University The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences 0 courses 15 total credits

About This Program

The graduate certificate in computer-assisted language learning focuses on the innovative use of technology in language teaching and research. It's offered in multiple modalities: in person and online. Through this program, you gain hands-on experience creating and evaluating digital learning materials, as well as the skills to enhance language acquisition using technology. You gain practical skills and a deep understanding of the theoretical and pedagogical approaches to integrating technology into language curricula.

Degree Requirements

Required Core 6 credits
Restricted Electives 3 credits
Electives 6 credits
Total Credits 15 credits

Required Core

APL/ENG/SLC 557 Computer-Assisted Language Learning (3) APL 558/SLC 510 Computer-Assisted Language Learning Praxis (3)

Restricted Electives

Electives

Additional Curriculum Information

For restricted electives, students select a second language acquisition course with department approval.

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