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Video: Podcasting in Plain English | Common Craft - Explanations In Plain English - 0 views

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    strightforwrd explanation of podcasting
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YouTube - Relative Pronouns in German Part Two - 0 views

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    Part 2 of 3 explanations on Relative Pronouns in German.
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YouTube - Relative Pronouns in German Part Three - 1 views

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    Part 3 of 3 of the Relative Pronouns explanations.
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Japanese Terms Explained for Beginners - zonjineko! - 4 views

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    Easy to understand explanation of the Japanese kana scripts and associated terms.
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YouTube - belindaflint's Channel - 4 views

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    I have just uploaded a couple of videos onto youtube going through some German grammar. At the moment I have done accusative and dative pronouns and adjective endings following indefinite articles.
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    Very professional explanation.
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VocabGrabber : Thinkmap Visual Thesaurus - 0 views

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    Creates visual pictures of selected text with explanations
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Integrating ICT into the MFL classroom:: Morph your voice in Audacity - 0 views

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    Morph your voice in Audacity Did you know that by applying certain effects to your voice in Audacity , you can sound dramatically different and take on a character of your own. To do this, first highlight your vocal track and then follow the instructions below to generate each effect: 1. If you'd like to sound like ... a robot Click on the Effect Menu and then Delay ... Change the Decay amount to 10 Change the Delay time to 0.009 Change the Number of echos to 30 Click OK Click on the Effect Menu again Click Repeat Delay Repeat this 5 times or more if necessary Listen to this example: Download Creating_a_robot_voice_in_Audacity.mp3 2. If you'd like to sound like ... a demonic spirit Click on the Edit Menu and then Duplicate Highlight the second track Click on the Effect Menu and then Change Pitch ... Change the Semitone (half-steps) to -1 Click OK Highlight the first track Click on the Edit Menu and then Duplicate Highlight the third track Click on the Effect Menu and then Change Pitch ... Change the Semitone (half-steps) to -5 Click OK Click on the Effect Menu and then Bass Boost ... Click OK Drag the Gain slide on the left of the third track to +3DB Highlight the second track Click on the Effect Menu and then Echo ... Change the Delay time (seconds) to 0.1 Change the Decay factor to 0.6 Click OK Listen to this example: Download Creating_a_demonic_voice_in_Audacity.mp3 3. If you'd like to sound like ... a chipmunk Click on the Effect Menu and then Change Pitch ... Change the Percent Change to 100 Click OK Listen to this example: Download Creating_a_chipmunk_voice_in_Audacity.mp3 4. If you'd like to sound like ... a telephone operator Click o
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Which French verb demands which preposition? - 9 views

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    This online class helps to teach or review which French verbs take which preposition after it. Explore the site to explore this topic, review your skills, and/or test yourself. Lots of verbs and explanations are included.
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Infographics - 3 views

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    Very clear explanation of infographics in education as a tool for assessment
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Juegos de palabras, curiosidades del lenguaje y otras zarandajas - 6 views

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    Great Spanish word site with definitions, explanations, word origins, etc. Check it out for yourself.
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YouTube - Relative Pronouns in German Part One - 0 views

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    One of my Yr 10 students made this grammar tutorial on Relative Pronouns without much guidance from me. This isn't a topic that I normally teach at Year 10 level so I'm very impressed!
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YouTube - Der Imperativ - The Imperative - 3 views

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    A grammar video tutorial on using 'The Imperative' in German.
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