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Later-Life Language Learning: Considerations for Education and Research
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!! Intro Testing in the lab has a number of distinct advantages over online testing through video conferencing. For example, the researcher has more control over the testing situation, and digital literacy is not necessarily required from participants. A disadvantage, however, is that participants may find that the threshold of traveling to the lab to participate is too high, due to time constraints or mobility issues, inadvertently leading to a smaller pool of participants. Luckily, during the COVID-19 pandemic, the overall experience was that online data collection through video conferencing was feasible overall (e.g., Zhao et al. 2020; van der Ploeg & Blankinship 2022; van der Ploeg, Lowie, and Keijzer 2023; Nijmeijer et al. in preparation; Brouwer et al. forthcoming).
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