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Audiobooks range from fiction/non-fiction books to stories and poems all of which are in the public domain. Students can even register in the site and start recording their own texts and share it with others provided the texts are not copyrighted. LibriVox allows you to play audiobooks in your browser or you can download them to your computer using another media player or transfer them to an mp3 player. To find relevant materials to use in class, use the site’s search functionality to look for educational audiobooks.
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