Student Evaluations of Computer Programs for Learning

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What do you think about:

1) Rosetta Stone

2) English for All (free) http://myefa.org

3) Plato

4) Skills Tutor or Skills Bank

5) firstfind.info (free) http://firstfind.info

6) California Distance Learning Program (free) http://www.cdlponline.org/

7) The Learning Edge (free) http://www.thewclc.ca/edge

8) Fannie Lou Hamer by Stephon Gray and Phil Shapiro (free)http://www.writersforliteracy.org/fannielouhamer2.mov

9) Simple English Wikipedia (free) http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page

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