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Being a recent user of this apaopcitiln, I do not know how valid my opinion may be but a few things that I immediately noticed included how easy it was to use, how organized it was and how convenient it was. First, having many relatives in Korea, I know that international calls can get very expensive. With Skype, there is a very small cost to making international calls and it's even free if you video chat! It is such an easy way to stay in touch with anyone you live far away from allowing face-to-face interactions instead of just emotionless words. The quality of the video depends on the individuals video camera and they may need to purchase a separate microphone but in the end, I believe it is worthwhile because you can now easily make calls/video calls if you just have access to the internet. The only downside I see to this apaopcitiln is that the video chat may lag depending on how fast the internet connection is but in the end, it is an apaopcitiln I would recommend for those with family or friends in other states or countries.Although it may seem weird to video chat with teachers, in a group setting (group chat), it may seem a little less awkward. Maybe the teacher would like to share a little lesson with the students or maybe the students would like to get some one-on-one help with homework but is out of town, Skype allows these problems to be solved. For those willing to pay a little, you can make group calls allowing you to interact with numerous people at once. It may be a little hectic since everyone may overlap while talking, depending on their internet speed, but with a small group of people that are maybe working on a project or just getting help from one another, this apaopcitiln can also be used in an educational setting.