Pittsburgh-based language-learning platform Duolingo partnered with live streaming video platform Twitch to launch Duolingo Verified Streamer Program, according to a news release.
The interactive learning initiative will feature multilingual video streamers from around the globe as a resource to Duolingo’s app users. Twitch video streamers involved in the Duolingo initiative can incorporate language through video content as well as encouraging video viewers to practice a certain language in the Twitch chat feature. Twitch, commonly used for live streaming video gaming, is a subsidiary of Amazon.
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