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dedicated to promoting positive change in English language learning and teaching in Japan through collaboration. The first Nakasendo English Conference was held in 2008. The purpose of this wiki is to collect ideas, queries and discussion points that we can use to develop the The Nakasendo English Conference. One of the unique things about this conference is the use of technology including wikis and google docs in the organisation and planning of the conference. Many people still don't know much about wikis,how to use them, and why they are such great tools. To learn about wikis please watch this great video, Wikis in Plain English. A wiki is the product of the combined knowledge and creativity of all the members. Each page is written and edited by members working together. Don't hesitate to contribute to The Nakasendo English Conference Story. We hope you will share your ideas about how ELT organisations can work together to improve teaching practice. To share an idea just click one of the threads below or start your own thread. |
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| Ellen_Atama | Social | 12 | Jun 5 2009, 2:47 AM EDT by KantoCanuck | ||
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Do you plan to have a conference dinner? I think we need information about that and accommodation to go up on the participant website fairly swiftly!
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| mickstout | Japanese Teachers of English and Native English Speaking Teachers | 6 | Mar 3 2009, 11:41 PM EST by SteveWWilliams | ||
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How can we encourage greater co-operation between Japanese Teachers of English and Native English Speaking Teachers?
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| mickstout | Conference and workshops as professional development | 15 | May 31 2008, 6:27 AM EDT by leanderhughes | ||
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How can we encourage school administrators, Boards of Education, and the Ministry of Education to give teachers some kind of credit for attending conferences and professional development workshops?
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| mickstout | Using technology to connect | 5 | May 11 2008, 5:30 AM EDT by leanderhughes | ||
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Web 2.0 technology, google docs, wikis, social networking for education websites, blogs and a host of other technologies make it easier for disconnected people to connect. However, some school servers block some of these applications, google docs for example. Using the internet to connect would be advantageous in many ways. In Japan, often colleagues sharing office space can't connect face-to-face. Most schools have internal networks but these networks are inaccessible to most foreign teachers. Long-term residents of Japan could safely be expected to overcome the difficulties they have using internal networks but short-term residents including JETs cannot. Is technology a viable way to connect?
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