Would anybody be interested to skype? I think it would be a great way to gain some measure of fluency as well as a common vocabulary.
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Or better yet one of those newfangled meeting apps. I'll even groom!
Helikwps wrote:Ditto! Or better yet one of those newfangled meeting apps. I'll even groom!
jaihare wrote:Helikwps wrote:Ditto! Or better yet one of those newfangled meeting apps. I'll even groom!
What apps are those? I have Windows RT on my tablet, so I'm limited on what I can install.
Helikwps wrote:jaihare wrote:Helikwps wrote:Ditto! Or better yet one of those newfangled meeting apps. I'll even groom!
What apps are those? I have Windows RT on my tablet, so I'm limited on what I can install.
I recently visited someone who was taking a class with five other students and a prof over the net, where video of each person was tiled on everyone's screen in a kind of virtual classroom. Not sure whether it was an app or a meeting website. This is probably familiar to many of you but it was completely new and amazing to me.
uberdwayne wrote:Back in my video game days I used teamspeak to connect to a group of people. As far as I know there's no video but we can connect a large number of people to a virtual conference room. My computer is very powerful, I could run the server from here.
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I took a quick look at the website and it looks like its available on Android, Iphone, Linux, Mac and Windows.
uberdwayne wrote:***EDIT***
I took a quick look at the website and it looks like its available on Android, Iphone, Linux, Mac and Windows.
Btw has anyone here ever participated in language tutorial exclusively by Skype/FaceTime, or known someone who has (either as tutor or student)? I'm hoping to get some sort of guided reading in Attic Greek going for my kid next year and I want to know if Skype with a tutor would really be the boon I'd hope it would be. Replies greatly appreciated. Best,
Tim
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