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  • Learners’ enjoyment in mobile task-based language learning: a longitudinal study on novice CFL learners in an Australian university

Learners’ enjoyment in mobile task-based language learning: a longitudinal study on novice CFL learners in an Australian university

Xiaoji Wang
Wenying Jiang
2025
Language Teaching Research
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.117…
artículo
encuesta
estudio longitudinal
estudio empírico
factores afectivos
enfoque por tareas
CALL/ELAO
motivación
enseñanza/aprendizaje de lenguas

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Foreign language enjoyment (FLE) is one of the crucial positive emotions shown by language learners. Those experiencing FLE are usually intrinsically motivated and highly engaged. However, research on foreign language learners’ FLE has not been extensively conducted in a mobile learning setting. Less is known on how and to what extent learning activities are related to FLE. To address this gap, this study designed a mobile-assisted language learning task and investigated novice Chinese as a foreign language (CFL) learners’ FLE level at different stages of the task. Based on two rounds of questionnaire survey and an email reflection, the respondents revealed a surprisingly high FLE level in three dimensions and their FLE fluctuated slightly with the proceeding of the task. The findings provide valuable insights on foreign language education associated with novice CFL learners’ FLE.

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