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Overview of the 2018 Spoken CALL Shared Task.

, , , , , , , , and . INTERSPEECH, page 2354-2358. ISCA, (2018)

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Computer-assisted Grammar Practice for Oral Communication., , and . CSEDU (1), page 355-361. SciTePress, (2011)Development and Integration of Speech Technology into COurseware for Language Learning: The DISCO Project., , , and . Essential Speech and Language Technology for Dutch, Springer, (2013)Erratum to: "Different aspects of expert pronunciation quality ratings and their relation to scores produced by speech recognition algorithms": Speech Communication 30 (2000) 109-119., , and . Speech Commun., 31 (1): 69 (2000)Improving the performance of a Dutch CSR by modeling within-word and cross-word pronunciation variation., , and . Speech Commun., 29 (2-4): 193-207 (1999)On automatic phonetic transcription quality: lower word error rates do not guarantee better transcriptions., and . Comput. Speech Lang., 18 (2): 123-141 (2004)Speech training for neurological patients using a serious game., , , , and . Br. J. Educ. Technol., 49 (4): 761-774 (2018)A Shared Task for Spoken CALL?, , , , and . LREC, European Language Resources Association (ELRA), (2016)Acoustic correlates of speech intelligibility: the usability of the eGeMAPS feature set for atypical speech., , , and . SLaTE, page 48-52. ISCA, (2019)Developing a CALL system for practicing oral proficiency: how to design for speech technology, pedagogy and learners., , , , and . SLaTE, page 73-76. ISCA, (2009)Investigating speech style specific pronunciation variation in large spoken language corpora., , and . INTERSPEECH, page 2793-2796. ISCA, (2004)