Hi Greg,
would you like to share your teachign experience thorugh book chapter. Please visit my blog or my page to get further information.
a response is solicited
tamishra

Hi Greg,
I got to hear the beginning but never had time to listen to the whole thing. I'll return to it. I really like your voice tone; you're a great speaker.

Thanks for thinking of me, Greg--I'm going to check out the new video at my next break!

oh, finally get what Klinefelter's Syndrome, thank you for infomation, and nice to meet you, Greg! :) I gonna go now, see you next time..

wow, which one is you? I heard a son and a mom, a reporter, you are reporter, right? there are something problem between them...

Hi Greg I have joined this ning to learn and share with you and the people involved in the ning. Im am starting a new role as an Ultranet Coach in our region, Victoria Australia in 2008. Our role will be to support schools in our area try and experiment with some of the wonderful ICT tools the world of web 2.0 provides, nings and wiki included. I hope to keep up with your forums, chats etc and learn from the people involved in this ning.

Talk soon.....Simon

for information about Ultranet try http://www.education.vic.gov.au/management/ultranet/schools.htm

Greg,
It would be excellent to view your students' videos.
We will be back to the classroom next Monday, Jan 7, 2008. I'm going to tell my students about this interesting exchange and motivate them to produce and upload (or give me their videos and permission to upload them). My students have just started to study English but they are eager to start using the target language. Their level is beginners, I guess false beginners for some of them.
Some students from this beginning level have done simple videos about introducing themselves. I already have their permission to upload them. I thought about uploading them to TeacherTube but I would like to know how to do it here, at Ning. By the way, where can I find information about having a private Ning?
Also, some other students from the last term already gave me their permission to show the world what they have done. These students are from a low advanced level, which corresponds to about 400 hours of instruction.
Well, this is in short what my students are doing and have done.
CU Around ;)
Carlos Raul

Hi Greg,
It is amazing to realize what students can do with technology. I have many good experiences, as well as my students in doing a similar project as yours. Students feel they are other persons when somebody abroad watches what they are doing. This also helps them to grow academically and personally.
Keep on doing the same good work.

By the way, would it be possible to encourage some activities exchange among your students and mine? I mean, they can exchange ideas, opinions, and their work by inviting them to watch their work -already uploaded.
My students speak Spanish as their mother tongue but this MUST be done in English so they can have real opportunities to use the target language. Don't you think so?
Waiting for your answer.
Bye!
Carlos Raul