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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Collaborate On An Essay With Nietzsche, Poe, & All Your Favorite Dead Writers... - 1 views
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Try out Google Docs new demo that lets you write collaboratively with your favorite dead famous writers. Then you get to save and share your creation. As Next Web explains: A "famous writer" will start typing and then it's your turn. Once you've typed in the next line, the writer takes over
Fred & Rita - 2 views
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Reading, writing, listening & speaking activities for English language teachers & students
IfItWereMyHome.com - 6 views
Creative Drama Lesson Plans - 3 views
Teacher's Guide Academy Award Series | The Academy - 1 views
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that explore the art and science of motion pictures.
Beleza e fama - 2 views
Story Starters - 7 views
Speech Room News: Using Comics for Inferences - 4 views
Speech Room News - 0 views
Resize Images online - 2 views
The Best Free Documentary Websites - 5 views
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