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25

Nov

One complete online course is up!

Posted by Betsy  Published in Language, Uncategorized

I finally had some free time to work on getting some more content up here, and here’s the result: one complete online ESL course is up! I’d be happy to hear your comments on it. But please be kind–this was my first attempt at such a course, so it definitely is rough around the edges. [...]

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23

Nov

My final translation project

Posted by Betsy  Published in Language, Uncategorized

It’s my last semester as an MA student, and one of my last courses is on translation between Japanese and English. One useful thing I’ve learned is the value of more than one head working on a translation, so as an experiment, I’m going to post the pre-final draft of my final project here. It’s [...]

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18

Nov

People really care about a Linux lab!

Posted by Betsy  Published in OpenSource, Uncategorized

Last weekend, along with about 15 other people, I volunteered to help install a thin-client computer lab in an elementary school near Wainae. The clients were donated laptops that were headed for e-waste collection, and the server was also donated. All of this was possible through the great expertise and vision of a few core [...]

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16

Nov

My first publication leads to my second?

Posted by Betsy  Published in Language, Uncategorized

I got this request from Elise Fader, the publisher of HITESOL The Word: We have decided that we would like to submit your article about Open Source to TESOL Ukraine for inclusion in their newsletter. Sweet! I’m going to be an internationally known author. :)

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