Sentence examples for call tasks from inspiring English sources

Training students to accomplish advanced CALL tasks can help promote a positive attitude toward online language learning and thus lead to improved learning outcomes (Hubbard 2005).

By and large, Japanese keitai (携帯: mobile phone) natives also tend to use their phones for gaming, entertainment, and personal communication far more than for educational activities (Lockley and Promnitz-Hayashi 2012), which could be a contributing factor to the relatively low self-ratings on items asking the participants about their ability to make effective use of technology for CALL tasks.

As the findings reveal, telecollaboration tasks should conform to pedagogic task-based criteria, rather than to the more open and SLA-oriented CALL task appropriateness criteria proposed in Chapelle (2001).

The C'07 (Cuttler & Graf [51], conference call task) and L'90 (time cued; Levy & Clark [69]) data show performance increases with aging whereas the D'87 (event cued; Dobbs & Rule [38]) data show performance decreases with aging.

His solution was something called "Tasks," which is similar to what became Asana, but it was mainly for engineers.

These loop iterations can be executed in parallel and are called tasks.

Task-based design involves the conceptual built-up of a process (unit) from functional building blocks called tasks, which represent fundamental physical events.

The use of a kernel simplifies the design of embedded systems because it allows the system to be divided into multiple independent elements called tasks.

Interactions with the IVIS involved two number dialing tasks, two contact calling tasks, and four radio tuning tasks, with the exception that participants driving the Nissan and Volkswagen vehicles completed three number dialing tasks and three contact calling tasks because these vehicles did not support vocal radio tuning.

It is called "Tasks" and is now available in Gmail Labs (click on the beaker icon next to "Settings" on the upper right hand corner of Gmail).

It's also possible to nag yourself, using a function called Tasks at the base of the e-mail commands on the left-hand side of the Gmail screen.