COVID-19 Resurgence... Listening to Academy Lectures via 'Naver Audio Clip'

[Asia Economy Reporter Buaeri] As the non-face-to-face trend spreads due to the impact of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19), cases of giving lectures using Naver Audio Clip are increasing.

According to Naver on the 24th, YBM instructor Oh Young-il, who used to conduct the 'Oh Young-il's Basic Chunk Conversation' lecture offline every month at the Jongno Center, switched all lectures to Audio Clip live lectures from the 20th.

Due to the spread of COVID-19, a 'gathering ban order' was issued for large academies, leading to the choice of non-face-to-face lectures through Naver Audio Clip.

Naver explained, "Lectures using the audio platform are easier to operate compared to video platforms, and both instructors and students do not have to expose their faces, so the burden is relatively less."

Naver Audio Clip continues to experiment by providing various functions so that users can learn language content even in non-face-to-face situations, and instructors can continue language lectures more easily.

In fact, in Audio Clip language classes, learning can be done through various methods such as attendance, homework checks, and quizzes using the comment window.

Naver Audio Clip offers a reservation function through 'Naver Reservation' so that users can pre-book the content and receive notifications. Users who reserve live classes in advance can also download textbooks.

On September 1st, Tyler, who provides 'Real Class' on Naver Audio Clip, will conduct a live class listening to users' English concerns.

Lee In-hee, the head leader of Naver Audio Clip, said, "Using Audio Clip, both instructors and users are having satisfactory experiences in language classes and lectures," and added, "In the future, we plan to expand not only to language instructors but also to authors' book clubs, audio lectures, and provide the necessary technology and tools for this."

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