Learn English and Persian based on asynchronous learning and flipped learning with Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl, PhD in Teaching English as a Foreign Language.
English for Today offers daily video-based lessons from LELB Society’s archive of 4,600+ posts. Students watch selected lessons, practice writing through comments, and improve speaking skills with voice messages in a dedicated WhatsApp group. Based on asynchronous learning, flipped learning, and skill integration, this interactive course helps learners develop all four language skills step by …
This article explores four influential concepts in Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL): collaboration, immediacy, sense of belonging, and Content-Based Instruction (CBI). Drawing on established research, it explains how these concepts contribute to learner interaction, social presence, motivation, and language development in online environments. The discussion also highlights practical principles for implementing CBI and fostering meaningful communication …
Celebrate the 11th anniversary of LELB Society on July 6th 2026 as we unveil exciting educational updates, innovative learning services, and a stronger focus on asynchronous learning. Discover new programs such as LELB Talks, asynchronous webinars, and the Golden Summer course (تابستان طلایی) for children. This special milestone also coincides with the birthday of Dr. …
LELB Talks is an asynchronous learning and discussion format designed for active members of LELB Society. Participants engage in interactive voice and text-based conversations on messaging platforms such as WhatsApp or Telegram. The sessions focus on psychological and personal development topics, including confidence building, emotional intelligence, and overcoming fear. Discussions are ongoing and flexible in …
This article explores the role of social presence, collaboration, and interactivity in online learning environments, particularly in CALL and CMC-based language education. Drawing on major studies and theoretical frameworks, it examines how teacher presence, group interaction, online communication, and learner engagement contribute to student satisfaction, community building, and effective virtual learning experiences. The article also …
As we enter 2026, LELB Society continues its long-term commitment to asynchronous and flipped learning, empowering learners to study anytime, anywhere, and at their own pace. This year, our roadmap expands beyond language education with new video-based categories, including learning the electronic keyboard, French, and a growing collection of motivational and success-oriented materials. While staying …
Computer-mediated communication (CMC) has transformed how languages are taught and learned in online environments. From real-time voice interaction to reflective, text-based exchanges, digital tools offer unique pedagogical affordances for L2 learners. This article explores synchronous and asynchronous CMC modes, including VoIP, discussion forums, blogging, and podcasting, highlighting their educational benefits, limitations, and implications for collaborative …
Over the past decade, LELB Society has evolved from a single educator’s vision into a thriving academic platform with over 4,600 premium lessons and 1,500 videos. Dr. Mohammad Hossein Hariri Asl attributes this long-term success to the cumulative effect — a steady and consistent effort toward excellence — which aligns naturally with the Japanese philosophy …
Understanding the key terms in Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) and Computer-Mediated Communication (CMC) is essential for exploring how technology enhances second language education. This article defines crucial concepts such as asynchronous and synchronous CMC, integrative CALL, interactivity, social presence, and peer assessment. By clarifying these foundational terms, readers gain deeper insights into the role of …
This study explores how Computer-Assisted Language Learning (CALL) can foster stronger social presence, collaboration, and engagement in online English classes. By examining teacher–student interaction, assessment methods, negotiation of meaning, and Content-Based Instruction (CBI), the research identifies strategies for building interactive and supportive learning communities. The proposed research questions and hypotheses aim to highlight the most …