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Google launches Read Along, a free app that helps young children practice reading

Google these days is launching a new app, Read Along, that targets to lend a hand basic college scholars practice their reading abilities and keep educationally engaged amid college closures because of coronavirus. The new Android app is according to Google’s present utility, Bolo, which introduced in India closing…
Google today is launching a new app, Read Along, that aims to help elementary school students practice their reading skills and stay educationally engaged amid school closures due to coronavirus. The new Android app is based on Google’s existing application, Bolo, which launched in India last…

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