Using Quick Nakdan in the Judaic Studies Classroom

The Jewish Education ProjectKinneret Day School (Bronx, NY)
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Mrs. Hanita Hayim, a Hebrew language teacher at Kinneret Day School, shares her experience in adopting Quick Nakdan for a Judaic Studies classroom. 

Quick Nakdan is part of the DICTA suite of online Hebrew language and Judaic studies tools.

All DICTA tools are free.

This video is in Hebrew with English subtitles.  To turn on the subtitles, click the CC button in the lower right corner of the video player. 

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