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online class versus -- >> definitely, definitely. one of the things we've learned -- for traditional lecture format we have -- it's maybe an hour of talking and then i'll use the board and draw up examples, whatever. so online, this has affected my life class a little bit, as well, you try to go in smaller chunks. con academy has shown this, you can -- instead of having an hour of discussion and then the student -- you know, when are they going to get to apply that? we want to try to tighten that up. so, i will have five or ten minutes of explanation. i'll do a little example. ideally i want to turn around immediately and say, here's one, like the one i just showed you, now you do one. >> and it becomes more interactive, though, you are not seeing what the student's doing. you try this. and i'll meet you over here when you're ready sort of thing. so, it becomes much more of a back and forth. >> yes. i mean, you can think of it as this sort of self-paced. self-pace doesn't make it sound -- makes it sound too -- >> no. like rosetta stone or things where i can approach it when i want to. >> back to your question, there's a problem in a live class where -- and

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thirty pm g m t r t's crossed tacos parallel debates with his guest the reason behind the proposed us online legislation. is this what we're trying to do is enforce u.s. copyright laws on foreign companies whose copyright laws may be different from ours and what we're saying is if you don't follow us law in terms of copyrights then we have the right to shut you down the other part of the problem is. fact of lawyers let's go through the usual i mean it is another way to show you're objecting to the fact that people are trying to stop sites they're pirating american american or actual property and it's not always just movies or music it's also physical goods that are careful you know these are careful drugs there are a lot of the written material including when i you know harm enters harm children harm adults there's a serious there are serious consequences. of . turning now to syria where the opposition is holding rallies across the country in support of prisoners held since the start of anti-government an arrest this despite a general amnesty granted by president assad earlier this week that

is crosstalk postpaid of the valve debates with his gas the reason behind the proposed us online legislation. the fact is what we're trying to do is enforce u.s. copyright laws on foreign companies whose copyright laws may be different from ours and what we're saying is if you don't follow us law in terms of copyrights then we have the right to shut you down the other part of the problem is actively through the use of it is another. you're objecting to the fact that people are trying to stop sites that are pirating american american intellectual property and it's not always just movies and music it's also physical goods that are carried you know these are counterfeit drugs there are also if you look at the written material including our you know harm in france harm children harm adults this is serious so there are serious consequences. now to syria where the opposition is holding rallies across the country in support of prisoners held since the start of government unrest that's just a general amnesty granted by president earlier this week that has seen almost two hundred detainees released p

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you can join us online. find us at our twitter page. >>> welcome back. the "news nation" is back with live pictures where gop candidates are fanned out across the state. ron paul and rick perry are holding town halls with voters right now. >>> rescue crews have pulled five more bodies from the wreckage of that crippled cruise ship off the coast of italy. no world of the missing minnesota couple among those found. the captain was arraigned just this morning on charges of manslaughter and for abandoning ship. the captain denies the charges but new audio has emerged indicating that he fled before all the passengers were off and resisted repeated orders to return. michelle, what else do we know that's been revealed from the audio tapes here? >> reporter: it's been a day full of activity. searchers were able to punch a hole using explosives, but it was no sign of life aboard. what's shocking people that at the same time the search was going on the captain was facing the criminal charges of manslaughter, causing the wreck and abandoning ship. most shocking to

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