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Out of ServiceThis weblog is no longer in use. It will most likely be deleted by the end of the year. I am now using Moodle for course management, while running a personal weblog alongside those of my students. A description of our current course is located here: http://e-poche.net/?p=62 # posted on 5/30/2006 P2P Project - Spring 2005
 In the spring of 2005, a group of nine Japanese university students and I ran blogs on Livejournal and maintained photo galleries on Flickr. We met f2f once a week for 14 weeks during the semetser. We organized our weekly activities on Moodle, which consisted of blogging, skimming, scanning, reading, writing, and study of vocab, grammar, syntax, sentence writing, sentence combining, sentence correction, editing, etc. At the end of the course, students overwhelmingly found their activities on Flickr to be the most educational and enjoyable of all. Here are links to the student blogs, none of which are active any longer: Churin427 Cooper418 Gafas100 Moka19 Nappe Swan525 TacBrasil Takeshimatoba Yu_ma Links to student Flickr accounts can be found by following links from the photos posted on their weblogs or from our Flickr group. # posted on 9/08/2005 Happy Summer VacationI just want to say thank you to all the students in my Internet English course this semester. I had a lot of fun communicating with you both in class and online. Please keep in touch by continuing to share your ideas on Livejournal and your photos on Flickr. # posted on 7/20/2005 CongratulationsCongratulations to TacBrasil, Takeshimatoba, and Moka19, whose selected Stuefer photos were chosen by Dekita.org to serve as headers. Good work you three! You must have a nice eye for design and color. Follow the conversation at Dekita-Flickr. # posted on 6/28/2005 Tokyo: Most Expensive CityAccording to a recent report, Tokyo is the world's costliest city, while Osaka ended up second on the list. This implies that Japan is one of the most expensive places to live in the world today. I certainly spend a lot of money each month compared to what I would spend if I were living back in the United States. I wonder what it is that makes Japan so expensive? # posted on 6/21/2005 Josef Stuefer - a great photographerI just love the photos that Josef Stuefer posts to his online gallery. He really has an eye for color and form, which gives his photos a magical quality. Have a look at his Flickr site and leave some comments. # posted on 6/14/2005 Kro - A Brazilian StudentKro (Eiri Yuki) is a 15-year-old Serbian/Brazilian girl who has an interest in Japanese culture, especially in manga and in the influence of Western culture on Japanese society. She wants to be a writer and, like you, she runs a blog called, Don't Let Tomorrow Come. She also has an online photo gallery. Please pay Kro a visit and say hello. # posted on 6/01/2005 Welcome New BloggersI would like to extend a warm welcome to 10 new EFL bloggers at Kyoto Sangyo University, eight of whom are Churin427, Cooper418, Gafas100, Moka19, Nappe, TacBrasil, Takeshimatoba, and Yu_ma. Please visit their blogs, read their thoughts, and leave them some comments. # posted on 5/17/2005 Dekita.orgDekita.org is a website where you can go to find other English language learners who are using weblogs to communicate their thoughts, just like some of you are. Why don't you pay a visit to Dekita.org and leave a comment? # posted on 5/05/2005 EllloFor listening practice, check out Elllo, which stands for English Language Listening Lab online. There you can listen to accents from English speakers from all over the world, test your comprehension with a quiz, and read along at the same time. # posted on 4/13/2005 |
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