From a PLENK2010 live session, organizer and Canadian educator Stephen Downes compares learning to exploring a city
Welcome to our open, self-paced ESL study group. We can and hope to add networks to the group. This blog is the hub where you can find lessons, links to ESL learning resources, leave links to add to the network, post comment and questions. The study group project is experimental. Participate by sharing ideas and suggestions.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
Saturday, October 16, 2010
PLENK
a couple of links on networked and self-paced learning from an online open course I'm following, PLENK2010 (PLENK = Personal Learning Environments, Networks and Knowledge)
http://suifaijohnmak.wordpress.com/2010/10/16/plenk2010-on-networks-and-plenk/
http://ritakop.blogspot.com/2010/10/formal-learners-have-best-of-both_15.html
http://suifaijohnmak.wordpress.com/2010/10/16/plenk2010-on-networks-and-plenk/
http://ritakop.blogspot.com/2010/10/formal-learners-have-best-of-both_15.html
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Hi Takaran
I walked today for 70 minutes in Kawagoe to attend my contract bridge club. It was warm and fine day today. In USA, they say that it is like Indian summer,don't it?
I walked slightly slowly. Then my pedometer showed only 1,400 steps. It's difficult for me to walk 20 thousand steps in a day.
I have to go out tomorrow and the day after tom mow. I'll write to you next Tuesday.
Good night!
Sadamu
I walked today for 70 minutes in Kawagoe to attend my contract bridge club. It was warm and fine day today. In USA, they say that it is like Indian summer,don't it?
I walked slightly slowly. Then my pedometer showed only 1,400 steps. It's difficult for me to walk 20 thousand steps in a day.
I have to go out tomorrow and the day after tom mow. I'll write to you next Tuesday.
Good night!
Sadamu
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Test Yourself | English, Oct. 14, 2010 - NYTimes.com
A reading and rhetoric (writing) lesson from The Learning Network at the New York Times + links to more lessons. Check out this learning resource. Is is appropriate for your learning level and goals? Would you add it to your Personal Learning Network, make it part of your Personal Learning Environment? Why or why not?

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Sunday, October 03, 2010
Posting your pictures
My self introduction
Takaram
I think that I had introduced myself already. However I couldn't remember when and where. I had read your introduction before. I'm not sure whether it was written for our class mates.
I use Google to communicate with Vanessa. As I was inactive on blogging-English for long time, I think that you are able to see almost no MSG between Vanessa and me on it.
Today, I linked your blog to mine on Google Reader. I hope this works well.
Sadamu
Friday, October 01, 2010
PLN: Porte-cochere: Teacher Vanessa,Thank you very much for your kin...
Porte-cochere
I read your post. I now understand that your blog and mine are linked together. At first, I'm very pleased to start PLN with you. Thank you for your acceptance.
By the way, you use three kind of name on your blog. I called you Takaram on my last MSG, but you signed Takeshi on your MSG. If you don't mind, would you please use only one name on your blog.
Sadamu
: Teacher Vanessa,
Thank you very much for your kin...: "Teacher Vanessa, Thank you very much for your kind invitation. It was a very long way to come up here. It was a hard job. I have learned a ..."
I read your post. I now understand that your blog and mine are linked together. At first, I'm very pleased to start PLN with you. Thank you for your acceptance.
By the way, you use three kind of name on your blog. I called you Takaram on my last MSG, but you signed Takeshi on your MSG. If you don't mind, would you please use only one name on your blog.
Sadamu
: Teacher Vanessa,
Thank you very much for your kin...: "Teacher Vanessa, Thank you very much for your kind invitation. It was a very long way to come up here. It was a hard job. I have learned a ..."
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