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Learning English Online (LEO) : Living in the CountryIn this session, the participants will talk about their Country and living. This is a free public class by Nellie Deutsch and anyone can jo… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Dec 18, 2009 |
Learn English Online - Grammar & WordsIn this workshop you will help learners understand and practice correct usage of verb tenses and words of other parts of speech such as nou… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Nov 9, 2009 |
Developing E-Learning Communities of LearningA free online workshop on how to develop e-learning communities of learning for the purpose of teaching students online. Find out how you a… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Nov 4, 2009 |
Integrating Technology For Active Life-Long Learning (IT4ALL)The purpose of IT4ALL workshops is to discuss and demonstrate techniques that facilitate active life-long learning. The workshops will demo… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Nov 2, 2009 |
WiZiQ's Virtual Classroom: Webconferencing and BeyondIn this online demo class, Robbie would demonstrate how you can schedule your online classes as well as conduct your first online class usi… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Oct 28, 2009 |
Language ExchangesThis language exchange webinar is an opportunity for language educators to share experiences regarding how eTandem learning can facilitate… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Oct 21, 2009 |
Conduct an Online Class using WiZiQ's Virtual ClassroomLearn how you can get started with your very own Virtual Classes in this session: Conduct an Online Class using WiZiQ's Virtual Classroom… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Oct 20, 2009 |
Teachers - Use WiZiQ's Virtual Classroom for Online TeachingWiZiQ's Virtual Classroom is a perfect solution for all the teachers looking to start their online classes. The basic version is absolutely… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Oct 9, 2009 |
Take Your Classes OnlineNow you can conduct your classes online through WiZiQ's Virtual Classroom. You can teach anyone - anywhere in the world, and your students… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Sep 30, 2009 |
Learn English Through Storytelling & CulturesLearn English through storytelling and cultures. In this session, participants from around the world will share their cultures. The moderat… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur in Conferences and Workshops |
0 | Sep 16, 2009 |
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