An Overview of Youth Radio

Written by Kevin Hodgson
October 28, 2010

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Sixth grade teacher, and creator of Youth Radio, Kevin Hodgson provides a screencast overview of the Youth Radio project. A podcast version of the presentation can be downloaded, too.

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