Posted by asecoli on March 18, 2009
My first events at the Akademie Schönbühl are set:
2 April:
introduction to Basic Global English for a general public
15 May:
1. introduction to Basic Global English for compulsory school teachers
2. introduction to Lernen durch Lehren (LdL) (for teachers)
3. how can we use Wikipedia and its sister projects) (for students, teachers, parents and everyone)
19 June:
1. what does user-friendly language look like? (for business people and administration people)
2. how do I learn effectively and efficiently? (for students, teachers, parents and everyone)
3. edutainment on communicative behaviour around the world (for everyone)
I’m also eagerly working on my edutainment lecture “Ausländisch für Anfänger” that I will give to a general audience next week.
Joachim Grzega
Posted in Varia, eurolinguistics, cross-cultural linguistics, expert-layperson communication, knowledge transfer, teaching methods | Tagged: Akademie Schönbühl, BGE, edutainment, Eurolinguistics, European languages, ICC, knowledge transfer, LdL, Wikipedia, Wikiversity | Leave a Comment »
Posted by asecoli on December 17, 2008
Jean-Pol Martin has all his lessons take place in his school’s computer lab in order to be able to constantly get access to resources (Wikipedia) to answer questions. See his blog entry here.
Felix Schaumburg has commented on this blog entry that it’s also possible to access Wikipedia in a normal classroom if students use all potentials of their mobiles; with a 2 GB memory card you can easily store Wikipedia on your mobile. Here is his blog entry.
Joachim Grzega
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Posted by asecoli on May 10, 2008
A Spanish journal wants to translate (or an adapted Spanish version) of my article on Wikipedia.
Jean-Pol Martin and I have been asked to write an article on LdL for a French journal.
JG
Posted in General, expert-layperson communication, knowledge transfer, teaching methods | Tagged: academic response, Jean-Pol Martin, knowledge transfer, LdL, Wikipedia | Comments Off
