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Korean Graduate Students' Technology Use and Language Interaction in an American University

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현대영어교육학회 (The Modern English Education Society)|2007.12|현대영어교육 (Modern English Education)|제8권 제3호|pp. 171-196

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학문 추구 환경/인터넷 매개 의사소통/사이버 커뮤너티academic context/Internet-mediated communication/cyber communities

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The study investigated how technology use of Korean graduate students affected their verbal interaction patterns in an American university. Korean graduate students established strong ties among themselves at school through virtual communities in cyberspace, which resulted in increased interaction in Korean. Furthermore, other technology uses made it possible for the participants to continuously access and enjoy Korean culture. The increased interaction in Korean resulted in decreasing necessity for English interaction on campus. In addition, the school websites and commercial business websites led them to depend on Internet-mediated communication in English. However, Internet-mediated communication resulted in a limited amount of output. It was doubtful that they enjoyed benefits in acquiring high level speaking proficiency by living and studying in an English-speaking country.

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