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We are glad that you find the MT4T materials useful and can truly benefit the teachers, Anong2536!

Thank you for your trying out what you learned during the orientation session, Saisawat!

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Thank you, Ottoman, for your comment! 🙂

Hi, BRN21! You are right, it will take a bit more practice to get used to the platform. 🙂 So please continue to explore the MT4T resources and try out what you learned during the orientation at your school. You will surely get used to it very soon. Enjoy!

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Nice to know that you’re having fun while exploring the different MT4T resources, Anoon!

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Thank you, Ms. Barbie! Which particular MT4T resource do you find most useful for classroom management? We hope you can continue to learn some more on the use of mobile devices while accessing our e-books for your professional growth. 🙂

Hi, Jaree! We’re glad that you’re having fun while trying out the MT4T resources on your mobile device. We hope that you can also pick up some useful information that you can apply in your class. Let us know, please. 🙂

Thank you, Aruchaporn! We hope that more teachers can be encouraged to access the MT4T resources from their smart phones and tablets. 🙂

Hello, Potsawee! I’m sure your students will eventually be more proficient in the English language. 🙂 Please continue to explore and learn from the materials that we have developed because that is the intention of MT4T— to help teachers become experts in using their smart phones and tablets for educational purposes and for their professional development. 🙂