Asia Association of Computer-Assisted Language Learning
Asia Association of Computer-Assisted Language Learning
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Call for Abstract Submission

Ho Pham

23rd AsiaCALL International Conference (AsiaCALL 2026)
14–15 November 2026 | Phuong Dong University, Ha Noi, Vietnam

Dear AsiaCALLers,

AsiaCALL 2025 marked a significant step forward in connecting researchers and practitioners who are exploring how AI can improve language education while preserving pedagogical quality and human values. Building on that momentum, AsiaCALL 2026 introduces the theme “AI for Language Assessment and Academic Integrity” to address one of the field’s most urgent priorities: how to use AI to strengthen, rather than weaken, trustworthy assessment. This theme invites discussion on AI-assisted scoring, formative feedback, and analytics that support valid, reliable, and fair evaluation across speaking, writing, reading, and listening. At the same time, it foregrounds integrity through assessment redesign, authentic performance tasks, process-based writing, oral defenses, and transparent rubric use that reduce opportunities for misuse. The theme also encourages institutions to develop practical policies, teacher training, and student AI literacy so assessment systems remain ethical, evidence-based, and learning-centered. In short, AsiaCALL 2026 positions integrity and innovation as mutually reinforcing goals for language education.

The Asia Association of Computer-Assisted Language Learning (AsiaCALL) cordially invites researchers, educators, teachers, and postgraduate students to submit abstracts for AsiaCALL 2026. Submissions should present original research, innovative practices, or evidence-based pedagogical applications in technology-enhanced and AI-supported language education.

Submission Guidelines

1) Title Requirements

  • Maximum 17 words
  • Must be written in Title Case (capitalize principal words; small function words may remain lowercase)

2) Abstract Requirements

  • Length: 150–170 words
  • The abstract must clearly include:
    1. Background of the study
    2. Research gaps (if any)
    3. Research context and samples
    4. Data collection
    5. Results/findings

If you submit a literature review paper, you don’t need to include No. 5, the results. You just need to present the significance of your paper.

Please download the Abstract Template (download), follow the guidelines in the template, and fill in all the information in your abstract. Then, submit your abstract to this email: asiacallconference@gmail.com

All submissions will undergo a double-blind review.

Download the Abstract template below:

Abstract-template

We look forward to your submissions and to welcoming you to AsiaCALL 2026 in Ha Noi, Vietnam.