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# 6933 Arabic software
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>Date: Tue, 05 Nov 2002 08:57:24 -0500
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>Subject: Arabic software

Hi, All,

I am looking for Arabic language software that can be used in an open lab
setting by beginning college-level students. Interactivity, good listening
and speaking activities and culture are all important to me. If anyone
knows of software that fits the bill, please let me know.
 From World of Reading, I got a description of The Arabic Tutor and
Learning Arabic. Has anyone used these?

Thanks in advance,

Laura Franklin
Northern Virginia Community College

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