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This practical demonstration, with a hands-on component, examines the best ways to use Web 2.0 tools for language learning. We share our experience through this workbook. The workbook is a tear, photocopy and teach model. Come and discover some surprisingly easy and inexpensive ways of making your classes and your program exciting, interactive, multifaceted, student-centered, and engaging.

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