Narrator: A lot of kids struggle with a foreign langugae, and complain that it's impractical. But not all kids...

Daniel: It's not so practical that it's gonna help you toast your bread faster, it's not going to make your car run better, it's not going to make better computer programs, but it allows people to think, in this multicultural age, in a more creative way.

After collecting and analyzing the quantitative and qualitative feedback, they established seven reliable evaluative dimensions for the study of mobility’s effects on learners: overall satisfaction, course organization, course activities, student interaction, instructor interaction, relationship to content, and sustainability. Each of these is described in detail in the study, which provides an excellent framework for a mobility study.

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