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1. Introduction to Digital Learning Michael Carrier Part I: The Research Perspective 2. The Effectiveness of Digital Materials as a Means of Teaching the English Article System Fei-Yu Chuang 3. Tracing the Potential of Out-Of-Class Digitally Mediated Language Learning Practice Back to the Classroom: A Nexus of Practice Perspective Freek Olaf de Groot 4. Evaluating the Efficacy of the Digital Commons for Scaling Data-Driven Learning Alannah Fitzgerald, Maria Jose Marin, Shaoqun Wu, and Ian H. Witten 5. Doctoral Students' Attitudes and Beliefs towards Blended Learning in an English as Foreign Language (EFL) Writing Course Zhuo Li and Chu-Chuan Chiu 6. Technology as a Teaching and Learning Tool in the Flipped Classroom Jeff Mehring 7. The Effectiveness of Feedback in Asynchronous Online Courses for Nonnative Speakers of English Larisa Olesova and Jennifer Richardson 8. Digital Tools for Supporting English Language Learners' Content Area Writing Briana Ronan 9. The Underutilized Elephant in the Lecture Room: Why Five Tech-Savvy Teacher Educators Didn't Use Their Program's Digital Whiteboard Ksan Rubadeau 10. Digital Stories and the African Storybook: Teaching English in the Digital Age Espen Stranger-Johannessen 11. Teaching with Digital Stories for Student Empowerment and Engagement Polina Vinogradova Part II: The Pedagogical Perspective 12. Synchronous Online Teaching Nik Peachey 13. Using Learner Experience Design (LXD) to Improve Digital Language-Learning Products Nick Robinson and Laurie Harrison 14. Blended Learning Design and Practice Pete Sharma 15. A Genuine Innovation in The Delivery and Form of Feedback on Students' Written Work Russell Stannard 16. Remote Teaching: A Case Study in Teaching English to Primary School Children in Uruguay via Videoconferencing Graham Stanley 17. Digital Assessment Nick Saville 18. Empowering Teachers for the Digital Future: What Do 21st-Century Teachers Need? Michael Carrier and Andrew Nye 19. Imagining the Potential for Using Virtual Reality Technologies in Language Learning Anna Lloyd, Sarah Rogerson, and Geoff Stead 20. Digital Learning in 2020 Nicky Hockly and Gavin Dudeney