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Professionalization tools: impact of the game-based website ‘Check your
 Smile’ on specialized terminology acquisition

Computer assisted vocabulary learning, i.e. specialized terminology
 acquisition, is a major tool to learning Languages for Specific Purposes
 (LSP) necessary to students’ professionalization. One current area of
 research is digital game-based language learning because of its motivating
 qualities. This paper discusses electronics students’ acquisition of
 specific vocabulary as related to the free game-based collaborative platform
 Check Your Smile (CYS), which is entirely devoted to learning LSP
 terminology. CYS aggregates various types of games that automatically
 generate individualized game plays, drawing upon a collaboratively
 constructed multilingual dictionary. The study focuses on multiple variables
 including attending a selective engineering course taught in English and the
 language used to teach the mandatory electronics class. Empirical data shows
 that students having used CYS tend to obtain better vocabulary test scores
 than students who did not.