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The document discusses using iPads to support English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) teaching. It introduces several iPad apps and websites that can be useful for ESOL students, such as apps for voice recording, creativity, productivity, drawing, sharing information, and reference. Examples of challenges typical ESOL students may face are also discussed. The purpose is to provide hands-on experience and discussion of how these tools can support ESOL teaching and learning.
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- 2. Purpose of the session To introduce some iPad apps and features and also some websites to support ESOL teaching Hands on and discussion as to how these might be useful in your own teaching and learning December 7, 2013 | slide 2
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- 7. Using iPads to Support Learning December 7, 2013 | slide 7
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