18 Nov 2007

Power Point presentation

It is very important to learn how to make an Power Point presentation. Let's learn how to master this art.

27 Jul 2007

Learn vocabulary: Parts of the body

Thanks to Monica Veado's blog, I am puting this materials for you to learn and have fun. How about trying a few activities to revise parts of the body in English? First, take a look at a page where you can find a list of parts of the body with their pronunciation (click on the audio at the top of the page to activate it) . You can use the site to help you with one or more of the activities below:

Wish you to have fun!

21 Jul 2007

Listening skills

Improve your listening and writing skills with Monica Veado... Absolutely Intercultural blog provides with lots of listening materials.

20 Jul 2007

Introductions

Here you can find the samples how to write an introduction.

18 Jul 2007

WEB-EDUCASTUR

WEB-EDUCASTUR vocabulary activities for kids

REALL LANGUAGES various soundspell games (memory game to be played by two people, very good!)

PROFESSOR GARFIELD

Learn English with PROFESSOR GARFIELD
Here are different levels. Enjoy!!!

e-glossary

E-glossary gives you an opportunity to read, listen and understand the meaning of the word you are learning.

1 Jun 2007

Let's play the game

Play Win A Million at Online Games HQ

31 May 2007

PowerPoint Tips

It is really a very good illustrated explanation on how to use and not use Powerpoints.

28 May 2007

What's New on Picasa Web Albums?

Check out some of the things they’ve recently launched. They’re working hard to make Picasa Web Albums better, and to add new features as quickly as possible. Is there a feature you’d like to see? Let us know!

Make that slideshow to go! Create a portable Flash slideshow that you can embed in your blog or any other web page, like here in this blog, click the "Embed Slideshow" link, and copy and paste the HTML shown into your website. Learn more

Bigger photo uploads They've doubled the size of the images you can upload - from 10MB to 20MB per image. As always, you can still use Picasa to reduce the file size of the photos you're uploading to Picasa Web Albums.

More free storage They've upped the free storage quota to 1GB (and counting!). That's enough room to post and share around 4,000 standard resolution photos.

Link to this album or photo It's now easier to link to an album or photo from an email, IM, or web page. Just copy and paste the url and/or HTML code we show you. Plus, pick from four photos sizes for your web page.

View Blogger photos All photos uploaded through Blogger now appear in My Photos. The titles of these Blogger web albums match the titles of their respective blog posts. Now the photos you use in both services can be managed from one place. Learn more.

Anyone can upload videos using Picasa Finally, a way to share those digital camera movies with friends. Learn more

Now available in 18 additional languages Picasa Web Albums now works in the following languages:English (UK), English (US), Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish. If you are running an older version of Picasa in one of these languages, you will automatically be upgraded to the latest version of the software with the new "Web Album" button.

Anyone can now try Picasa Web Albums Now when your friends ask how they can get Picasa Web Albums for themselves, just let them know that all they need is a free Google Account.

Email notifications Find out when friends leave comments on your photos or if one of your favorites has uploaded new photos. Learn more

Link to your friends Let everyone know about a friend’s or a favorite gallery by adding it to your "Linked galleries" on your public gallery page. Learn more

26 May 2007

Orchad

I recommend you to visit the Blog which is created by students.
On the Orchard, there are a number of posts of students of Barbara Dieu...feel free to comment  :-) 

21 May 2007

22nd May - It's Hug Day!!!

Here comes a very interesting posting about the Hug Day. Have you ever heard about it? If not visit the link below and read, then do the exercise. And then, take a look at the official Home of Free Hugs campaign. Read this text and do the assignment HERE. http://projectplatypus2.blogspot.com/2007/05/22nd-may-its-hug-day.html

10 May 2007

Words to learn

Vocabulary list: Internet Stories

description: There are many words wich students still don't know. This will definitely help them to learn the words.

English Ukrainian

1.to prove доводити

2.experience досвід

3.effective ефективний

4.to achieve досягати

5.successfully успішно

6.authentic достовірний

7.communicative комунікативний

8.setting напрям

9.to provide забезпечувати

10.access доступ

11.to realize уявляти

A new space for learning English on site

Joining a WordChamp class

These are instructions for joining the following class:

EC-05-1,2

Students are majoring in Economical Cybernetics

Teacher: Nina Lyulkun

Creating an account

If you do not already have a WordChamp account, you will first have to create one. You can do this by going to www.wordchamp.com, and clicking on the box on the left side that says "Join Now!". Once you have entered your registration information, check the box to say that you have read the terms and conditions, and click the button at the bottom of the page that says "Create!".

Signing up

Once you have an account, click on the link on the left side of the page that says "Homework". This will take you to the student page, in which there will be a bubble that says "Join a class!". Type the following invitation code into the box in the bubble:

1245527997

Once you've entered the invitation code, click the "submit" button — this will add you to the class!

Homework

Whenever you log in, you will automatically be sent your "My WordChamp" page. When you have homework due, it will let you know by putting a big red bubble near the top of the page. Clicking this will take you back to the "student page", where you can see all of your upcoming homework assignments. Each assignment will have a button to let you start.

2 May 2007

NEWS!!! Visit before May 20, please Youth CAN
Dear Youth CANners and everyone interested, We are excited to notify you that Youth CAN is launching the application process for Youth Community Action Program 2007-2008!!! You can find YCAP description and application forms in the attachment and on our web-site www.ycan.org

Application deadlines:

YCAP Participants - May 25th! YCAP Counselors - May 25th!

Eligibility criteria: YCAP Participants - active young Ukrainians ages 16-25 from all regions of Ukraine YCAP Counselors (Ukrainian) - YCAP alumni and Youth CAN members (please note, YCAP alumni and members need to have completed at least two YCAP presentations in their communities) YCAP International Counselors - Peace Corps Volunteers, European volunteers. You will be notified about the results of the selection process by June 8th. The first event of YCAP - StartPoint (Camp Rah-Rah) will be held on August 20-26th, 2007. We hope to see all of you this summer and remember...IT STARTS WITH US!!!

GOOD LUCK Sincerely, YCAP Organizing team

Iryna Mazur Executive Director Youth CAN +38 050 719 0424 ira@ycan.org Kyiv, Ukraine

P.S. The application forms and info in Ukrainian could be downloaded in the flash_widget below on the right.

9 Apr 2007

Groups 2005-2007

4 Mar 2007

3 Mar 2007

Posting guidlines

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