Recently the use of language learning apps such as Rosetta Stone and Duolingo has gained popularity among foreign language learners, especially for those who want to learn foreign languages for general purposes. In this presentation, the presenters are going to report the results of 10 graduate students who used various language learning apps using their mobile over a period of ten weeks. The study aims to investigate learners’ attitudes toward foreign language learning apps and examine whether there is any significant difference in their attitudes depending on various factors. For the data collection, the questionnaire survey was administered to the participants and they were also asked to submit their progress reports (Weeks 2, 6, and 11). Then, their reports were analyzed using the NVivo (version 12). Due to the small sample size and short length of the participants’ use of the apps, the results may be preliminary in drawing any substantial conclusive findings, but will still give us some insights as to what we can do to help these language learners in the future
