Call for submissions for an eBook on Second Language Teaching and Learning with Technology

Linda Bradley and Sylvie Thouësny are proposing an edited peer reviewed eBook focusing on second language teaching and learning preferably using online technology.
Targeted to young researchers, having just completed –or nearly completed– their PhD, the eBook will be digital rights management free and accessible online free of charge.
Any questions on the eBook project? You are more than welcome to contact the editors at ebook@icall-research.net, or visit http://icall-research.net/ebook.php

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