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This document discusses using mobile phones as tools for learning English. It notes that mobile technology is ubiquitous and presents opportunities to redesign language learning for the "Swipe Generation" who are adept with technology. Some ways it suggests using mobile phones for English learning include having students take photos related to lessons, record themselves speaking for practice and feedback, and share experiences on social media.
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