Swahilipod101 and WordPower Learn Swahili app

Authors

  • Patrick O. Mose Ohio University.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1558/cj.32672

Keywords:

Language Learning, Swahilipod 101, WordPower, Swahili App

Abstract

Learning Technology Review

Author Biography

  • Patrick O. Mose, Ohio University.
    Patrick Mose holds a Ph.D. in Instructional Technology and Masters in Applied Linguistics from Ohio University, and a Masters of Education in Language Education from Kenyatta University, Kenya. A native Swahili speaker, he has been teaching Swahili for several years in a variety of contexts. He currently works with the Office of Instructional Innovation as an Instructional Designer distributed at the College of Fine Arts of Ohio University and he is the Moodle LMS Language Pack Maintainer for Swahili language courses.

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Producer Details


Innovative Language Learning


672 Dogwood Avenue, #198


Franklin Square, NY 11010 USA


[email protected]


http://www.innovativelanguage.com/


Phone: 1-877-258-8170

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Published

2017-12-14

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Section

Learning Technology Reviews

How to Cite

Mose, P. O. (2017). Swahilipod101 and WordPower Learn Swahili app. CALICO Journal, 35(1), 110-119. https://doi.org/10.1558/cj.32672

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