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UCPS World Languages Program
by UCPS World Languages Program
Experimental Language Development Program in partnership with Union County Public Schools, North Carolina.http://www.ucps.k12.nc.us/
Episodes
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Audioboo practice via cell phone
This recording was made to work in conjunction with practicing what a moderator can and cannot do within the channel and to test out the cell phone app.
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Interpersonal Practice 08-16-13
In this conversation, Donna and Jessica test a Chromebook for recording a conversation. They are talking about the weather this summer.
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¡Qué bueno es poder grabar!
En esta grabación se comenta que es fenomenal poder grabar la voz en un salón de clase.
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Welcome to the UCPS WL AudioBoo Page
In this recording, students and teachers are welcomed to the UCPS WL AudioBoo page.
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How many episodes does UCPS World Languages Program have?
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What is UCPS World Languages Program about?
Experimental Language Development Program in partnership with Union County Public Schools, North Carolina.http://www.ucps.k12.nc.us/
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UCPS World Languages Program is created and hosted by UCPS World Languages Program.
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