 
 <prompt> text: ```Skipping classes, especially big lectures where if you no show, dem no go notice, na tradition among college undergraduates. But these days, some professors dey talk say dem dey see more _ , as students dey use new technologies as learning aids. 

Americ Azevedo teach "Introduction to Computers" for University of California, Berkeley, US last semester. The 200 students wey register for the class fit download audio recordings or watch digital videos of the lectures for the course website, and dem fit read the lecturer detailed lecture notes. 

But one big problem dey: Too many of the undergraduates dey rely on the technology so tey sometimes only 20 or so dey show up for class. 

Doug Suda, wey be 19 years old, na student for Azevedo class last semester, talk say he skip about three-quarter of the lectures. Na because he dey busy with off-campus job and he dey take the course to fulfill business major requirement. For the end of the term, Suda rush prepare for the final exam by watching videos of about 15 lectures over three days. "If I no do that... I for probably fail the class," Suda talk, instead he get B-plus. 

Despite the concerns about absenteeism, schools dey try new ways make students fit watch or listen to lectures for their computers or digital music players, like iPods. Last month, Harvard Medical School start "Podcasting" lectures. Students fit download am into digital musical players, and study while dem dey, for example, go for walk. 

As many academics accept the electronic innovation, others dey resist am. To encourage attendance, dem dey use low-tech tactics, like give surprising quizzes or reduce their online offerings. 

Lee Chanian, wey be UCLA economics professor, talk say "too much technology dey lead to passive learning environment and dey encourage more absenteeism". He don reduce the lecture materials wey he put online, and he dey provide extensive notes only for the most complicated topics.

Answer this series of questions:

1. Wetin be Americ Azevedo work?
2. Wetin he dey do there?
3. Wetin be the class?
4. How many people take the class?
5. How many show up for in person class?
6. Wetin dem use instead?
7. Where dem fit get am?
8. Doug Suda dey the class?
9. E attend the class sessions?
10. How many?
11. Why e no attend all?
12. With wetin?
13. How long e study for the final?
14. Wetin e use?
15. How many talks dey inside?
16. Wetin be im grade?
17. How Harvard dey deliver lectures?
18. Dem fit download am?
19. Wetin Chanian talk say this technology dey cause?
20. E dey add more of im lectures to the online library?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. University of California
2. dey teach
3. Introduction to Computers
4. 200
5. about 20
6. di technology
7. di course website
8. Yes
9. some of dem
10. about 1/4
11. because e bin dey busy
12. work
13. three days
14. videos
15. about 15
16. B-plus
17. Podcasting
18. Yes
19. to a passive learning environment
20. No``` 