I am having such a great time at the Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) Conference, that I don't even know where to start! Today was day two of the conference, and it was the day of my poster presentation. I couldn't believe how many people came to see my poster. I ran out of handouts in three minutes, and I brought 100 of them! I felt really bad for everyone who wanted one of my handouts, so I have posted the handout on line. It can be found here:
One good thing about not having enough handouts is that I have finally worked out how to use my webspace at the University of Calgary to make a webpage. It's funny, because so many people think that I am some sort of internet expert, but actually, all I do is just muddle along one step at a time. I think that should be the title of my presentation for next year's conference, how to muddle your way through the net.
Anyway, I really enjoyed having the chance to meet and talk with so many people. It was fascinating to hear what people are doing with their blogs all around the globe. I hope many of the people that I spoke to today will have a chance to drop me a line and let me know how they are doing with their blogs. Over the next few days I'm hope to post more and more information to my U of C website so that people can access more information about blogs and how to use them in their classrooms . . . exciting stuff!
5 comments:
Hi Scott!!
Sounds like your idea about blogging are pretty popular in Sattle!! That's great!!
Hope u'll be back soon and share your experience with us!!
Dear Scott--
Well, I found your blog here and want to say thanks for teaching us how to create a blog! It's fun. I now feel like I am more a part of the 21st century...ha! I hope I will be able to use this with my students.
Best wishes,
Karen Moreno from KentSchool in Connecticut
Your Saturday morning session has been great! Just what I needed!
Thomas
thomasgault2@sbcglobal.net
Hello Scott,
It seems like you have achieved a triumph at the conference. Congratulations.
Yulia.
Hi Scott,
it sounds like blogging is getting popular by the conference. Many people will start blogging. It's a great achievement.
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