Supporter Comment by Frank on December 14, 2007 at 10:47pm

Hi ... There is a Ning Blog for EFL Teachers in Mexico. The site is
located at: http://metamexico.ning.com ... I have noticed that some
of our members have recently joined up here at EFL Classroom. That
is fantastic ... and the purpose of Ning .. for networks to
network. Thanks, Frank

Supporter Comment by Connie Weber on January 7, 2008 at 4:09pm

Hi David, this is so 21st-century of you...wow, all these links,
with descriptions, and we can just click and be there. You're
making our big world small, and our small world big. So fine.

Supporter Comment by Connie Weber on January 7, 2008 at 4:11pm

wow, David, this is so 21st-century of you! All these blogs, with
descriptions, and you can just click and you're there. You're
making our big world small and our small world big. So fine!

Supporter Comment by David on January 21, 2008 at 10:22am

Would love you all to drop by and take a look at
http://elt-world.blogspot.com

Supporter Comment by David on January 21, 2008 at 10:22am

Would love you all to drop by and take a look at
http://elt-world.blogspot.com

Supporter Comment by Steven Nishida on February 9, 2008 at 8:51am

Hi everyone, I'm always fishing around for new and interesting ways
to support my students' learning. Find lots of tools ideal for JHS
- Adult EFL learners at my school's blog:
http://englishmasters.jp/blog/ Look forward to lots of sharing:-)

Supporter Comment by ddeubel on March 6, 2008 at 7:24am

Steven, got you up there! I did visit your blog previously but it
got lost in the "busyness" of my life. My apologizes and keep up
the great work! Agnieszka, do you have a blog to share? Let me
know, none listed on your page.... David

Supporter Comment by Steven Nishida on March 31, 2008 at 6:28pm

Thanks a bunch, David! I have to apologize, too, for not replying
to your very kind welcome message. My first child was born last
month (boy), so things have been less than normal around here! I'll
be sure to keep sending people to this community. I have some idea
of how demanding a community building project of this scale can be.
If you need anything from me, give me a holler and I'll do what I
can to lend a hand. This is probably not the right place for an
announcement, so I'll add something more complete later. For now,
just curious... Any chance you're going to make it to the PAC7 (Pan
Asian Consortium of Language Teaching Societies) Conference at
JALT2008 (Japan Association for Language Teaching) in Tokyo in
November? If you or any other EFL Classroom 2.0 folks make it over,
please let me know. I chair JALT's International Affairs Committee
and I'd be happy to help get our international guests situated and
taking full advantage of this year's collaborative conference.

Supporter Comment by Laura Meseguer on June 24, 2008 at 10:54am

Hi again! Could U include my blog here? http://learningandteachingenglish.blogspot.com
just to share things!

Supporter Comment by Kelly on July 2, 2008 at 11:50am

HI DAVID,
I was so surprised to see my blog address here with all the other members. WOW you really pay attention to each person here. I really appreciate that.
I have taken time to visit all your members blog and website.
EFL CLASSROOM 2.0 rocks!!!!
Kisses
Kelly from Brazil

Supporter Comment by Isabelle Jones on July 30, 2008 at 9:38am

Hi there
As I have just joined, I would have been surprised if my blog had been mentioned here! I am a French native speaker who has been teaching French and Spanish in England for nearly 15 years. I am a Head of Languages and I obviously have a strong interest in EFL as it is where I come from! My blog is called My Languages and it is at http://isabellejones.blogspot.com . You will find lots of links to EFL/ EAL/ English/ Literacy resources on it as well as links that can be used to help language teachers to integrate new technologies in their teaching.
I hope it is useful to members!

Isabelle
http://isabellejones.blogspot.com

Supporter Comment by ddeubel on July 30, 2008 at 7:12pm

Hi Laura / Isabelle,

I'm Waaaaay behind in adding these blogs to our member roll. Will be doing so this weekend once the blog carnival work is behind me....Thanks!

David

Supporter Comment by Robert Quinn on November 20, 2008 at 2:12am

Hi there everybody. If you're interested in CLIL, Content Based Learning or Cross-Curricular work, I've got a blog-based collection of weblinks to resources and interactive sites for various topics. Also links for the European Language Portfolio and the Common European Framework, if you're interested in those issues.

The blog is http://robseville.blogspot.com

Supporter Comment by mcarmen on January 9, 2009 at 6:14pm

Hi!
My name is Carmen and I´m a teacher of English at a State Primary School in Asturias,Spain.
I´ve got a blog with my favourite stuff. Hope you like it:
http://bloggingwitholayinos.blogspot.com/

Supporter Comment by fulyaa on February 20, 2009 at 7:04pm

Hi there,
This is Fulya from Istanbul and I'm a grade 8 teacher. I have finally taken my baby steps in blogging,too. My postings are mostly about my areas of interests such as international projects, Wikis,etc. You can also find the link to my clas Wiki. Thank you!

Here is the link to my blog.

Supporter Comment by Karenne Sylvester on March 2, 2009 at 1:48pm

Hi ya David,

I've got two blogs, http://how2learnenglish.blogspot.com is aimed at adult language learners and provides solid tips, tricks and strategies on learning English. The other is http://kalinago.blogspot.com and there I talk about issues related to teacher-training, methodology, workshops, lesson plans and all sorts of good stuff like that.

Karenne

Supporter Comment by Chopi Muhammed Arif on May 12, 2009 at 3:33pm

Hi,
I am a member here but not listed above. I wish You can add me if you do not mind.

Regards,

Chopi M. Arif

Supporter Comment by Teresa on August 7, 2009 at 3:03pm

Hi there! I´m Tere and I work in a primary school in Canary Islands: This site is amazing: It´s got all I need for my classes. Thanks for sharing.
I´ve been working in my blog for almost two years "Samoga en casa" (Samoga is the name of my school). Now I spend my time in a ning, Maestros en Línea with members from Spain and south America. I have to learn much more about this.
Thanks and happy summer

Supporter Comment by Shelagh Walton on October 9, 2009 at 3:16am

Hi Dave...

I'm wanting to ask your advice. My younger brother will finish his degree at university at the end of this year. My husband and I are currently teaching in Korea and have been chatting to him often since we got here. He is really keen on doing a winter English camp. I have looked on the internet and it is hard to really know where to start.

My brother is such a great person. He was head-boy (head-perfect/leader) at his high school and at university he has done incredibly well. More than that, he has such a good, open, flexible personality and is reat with children. He is very responsible too. Anyway, it sounds like I am promoting him too much now.

Basically he really would like to work on a winter camp. He has tried to contact about 3. He hasn't got a response back from any of them, except one and they said they had too any people applying.

Do you have any recommendations or tips?

Thanks so much

Supporter Comment by Henrick Oprea on November 27, 2009 at 3:42am

Hi there,

I've just joined this ning group, but so far I'm impressed with the wealth of resources and organisation of it. Congratulations! :)

I'm a teacher in Brasília, Brazil, who has just started his blogging experience. In my blog I talk about my general thoughts on ELT and matters related to education in general.

http://hoprea.wordpress.com

As I've just started blogging, I guess I'm still trying to find my voice. All help is welcome!

Cheers,
Henrick

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