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#5614 Students recording themselves on computers
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>Subject: Students recording themselves on computers

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Like many others, we are working on moving to an all-digital, largely
decentralized system of materials delivery.  As part of this, we would like
to include the capability of students to record their own voices and then
listen to themselves into a web-based environment.  There are many ways of
recording on computers, but I would be interested to know just what systems
on various platforms people have found workable and efficient.
Thanks in advance for any discussion and suggestions,
Dick Feldman
Noyes Lodge Language Learning Center
Cornell University

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