Closed Captioning places written text at the bottom of video content, allowing for anyone to read along with the video rather than listen to the audio. This is an essential feature for certain accessibility purposes and for individuals who are hard of hearing, but it’s also just a useful feature to enable if you want to watch a movie silently and read subtitles.
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Learn language faster! - 5 views
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Tools for learning different languages: tutors, flashcards, reading webpages without dictionary. Teachers can create online homework and drills for their students.
ESL Reader - Online Reading Help - 10 views
Reading Tutor Homepage - 0 views
Read The Words - 1 views
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Students could get the voice to read words in the target language and see how it comes out - might inspire some discussion about pronunciation!
Book Reviews by Kids - 3 views
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Scholastic
Small Demons - Welcome to the Storyverse - 1 views
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the people, places and things from books, and everywhere they can take you.
NLJ ADOS Tchatche - 2 views
Facebook in the Classroom VERSION 2 - 6 views
Why Automated Translators Can Never Replace Humans - 1 views
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Celebrating International Translation Day - 0 views
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How to Skyrocket Your Income with Legal Transcription - 0 views
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Everything You Need to Know About Road Show Transcription - 0 views
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Interesting Transcription Facts and Statistics at a Glance - 0 views
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Why Automated Translators Can Never Replace Humans - 0 views
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Content Marketing: Get the Best Returns with Transcription - 0 views
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