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A Novel Reading Technique Application: Exploring Arabic Children Experience
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Abstract
Computers and many of their applications are extremely vital and play a crucial role in the children’s education and knowledge building. This paper discusses the results of a study about Arabic-speaking children’s interaction with an Arabic application. Then, researchers collected information to study how these children reacted and felt when they were interacting with this Arabic reading application.
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