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Dr. Arlines Rodriguez presented on integrating technology for instruction and learning in Maracaibo, Venezuela in 2010. The presentation emphasized using online tools like RSS readers, blogs, digital audio players, VoIP, and collaborative websites, wikis and videos to research information, share knowledge, communicate with others, and create online projects; these tools allow students and teachers to build personal networks and share work with the world.
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Este documento presenta el plan académico para la asignatura de Inglés 2 durante el período de febrero a julio de 2019. El plan incluye 4 unidades temáticas con objetivos y contenidos específicos, así como 4 evaluaciones con fechas y formatos. La asignatura será dictada por la Dra. Arlines Rodríguez los lunes, miércoles y viernes en la sección L.
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