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Dongkwang Shin

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Gwangju University

South Korea

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Professor Dongkwang Shin is a faculty member at Gwangju National University of Education, South Korea. His research focuses on leveraging artificial intelligence and large language models to enhance language learning, particularly in second language acquisition and assessment. Recent articles highlight his work on chatbot technologies for interactional grammar feedback, automated item generation for reading tests, and the effectiveness of AI in educational contexts.

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Yohan Hwang

Associate Professor

Jeju National University

SOUTH KOREA

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Yuah Chon

Professor

Hanyang University

SOUTH KOREA

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Leveraging LLM-based chatbots for interactional grammar feedback in L2 writing: opportunities and challenges

Examining the efficacy of generative artificial intelligence in item generation: comparative analysis of human-developed and AI-generated reading tests

An Exploratory Study on Two Automated Item Generators for Generating L2 Reading Test Items

Exploratory study on the potential of ChatGPT as a rater of second language writing

Realizing Corrective Feedback in Task-Based Chatbots Engineered for Second Language Learning

Association of lexical and collocation knowledge: A comparative analysis of native speakers and nonnative learners of English

Investigating the capabilities of large language model-based task-oriented dialogue chatbots from a learner’s perspective

Artificial Intelligence-Based Content Generator Technology for Young English-as-a-Foreign-Language Learners’ Reading Enjoyment

Implementation of an AI chatbot as an English conversation partner in EFL speaking classes

Comparing L2 learners’ writing against parallel machine-translated texts: Raters’ assessment, linguistic complexity and errors

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Yohan Hwang

Yuah Chon

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