Learner Autonomy in Multimedia Communication Environment

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Multimedia and network are said to have provided college English learners with a more effective and facilitative autonomous learning platform. This paper examines the present problems in learner autonomy from the perspective of educational ecology and puts forward suggestions on how to enhance autonomous English learning in the multimedia communication environment on the basis of a small empirical survey.

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