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Hello professor Ahmadi, there are lots of papers about cooperative learning and CALL individually and their histories,  and I studied some of them, but I found just one or two articles about the mix of these two with this title:

could you please take look at this?

Cooperative vs. Individual Learning of Oral Skills in a CALL Environment

THE AUTHOR

Ali Farhan AbuSeileek

King Saud University, College of Arts, Dept. of English Language and Literature

ABSTRACT

This study aims at finding out the extent to which two computer-mediated techniques are effective. They are particularly designed for teaching and learning oral skills, listening and speaking. The study also investigates students’ attitude towards implementing CALL approach and techniques of teaching and learning oral skills. Four small groups are involved using various techniques, cooperative computermediated technique, collective computer-mediated technique, cooperative traditional technique, and collective traditional technique. Based on a limited number of participants, findings of the study show that the cooperative computer-mediated technique is an effective method for learning and teaching oral skills. The survey conducted in the present study also indicates that students react positively to both CALL approach and the cooperative computer-mediated technique. The study recommends that CALL be integrated into oral curriculum.