The magazine "Computer Assisted Language Learning" is published eight times a year, covering a wide range of disciplines including linguistics, education, computer science, etc. Its aim is to provide a forum for discussing the latest discoveries in this field and sharing experiences and information about existing technologies. Its research scope is extremely broad, including but not limited to language learning and teaching methods, language testing systems, human-computer interaction, language courseware design and development, curriculum integration, teacher training, new technology applications, and socio-cultural backgrounds.

This journal not only focuses on the development of technology itself, but also pays more attention to how technology affects and promotes language learning and teaching practices. It encourages interdisciplinary research and promotes innovation and deepening of the theory and practice of computer-assisted language learning. At the same time, the journal also attaches great importance to empirical research, providing rich data and theoretical support for the academic community through the publication of high-quality academic papers.