Audio card reader

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An audio card reader is a machine that reads audio off cards with a magnetic stripe on them. It's a good way to practice vocabulary, listening, or filling out forms. Teachers can record a set of cards, adding labels and pictures if appropriate. Students can listen to the cards to practice words or complete a task. Students can also record their own audio on a separate track and compare it to the teacher's voice.

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