Should there be a rule against listening worksheets without audio?

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Should there be a rule against listening worksheets without audio?

victor

Thanks, MoodyMoody. I �d really appreciate if you send it to me.

20 Apr 2017

adel boukhchina

I do agree with most colleagues. Including at least the script is a must. A listening work will be useless without its script. How can we use a worksheet when the audio file or the script is missing. We don �t need to ask colleagues to send us their works � links or scripts since as I said including them is a must. All listening works with no at least scripts MUST BE REMOVED.

20 Apr 2017

Thanks, Victor - I think that the new rule is just right. As long as we have either a link to the file or a copy of the tapescript, we can find a way to use the resource.

If the link takes users to a file which is no longer working, I think that people should contact the worksheet author directly rather than reporting the document. The worksheet owner can then update or delete it.

21 Apr 2017

Yes, thank you Victor, I agree that sounds just right.

21 Apr 2017

Natyk2010

I think there should be another option like Send an audio file next to those like Send a printable or Sent a power point, where the users could upload the necessary audio files with a title/ description etc., and the script should be uploaded as a printable with a reference note at the end regarding the audio file. Of course, the audio files must be classified by topics and levels (vocabulary/ grammar etc). If the file cannot be downloaded from the Internet, the user should indicate the link to the respective site where the audio file is and in case I need it, for example , I can use it myself whenever I want. That �s how I see it solved! Have a nice day!

22 Apr 2017

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