Graham Stanley is currently project manager of Ceibal English for the British Council , working in Montevideo, Uruguay. Previously to this, he worked many years for the British Council Young Learner Centre in Barcelona, Spain as well as being social media manager for the British Council English websites ( LearnEnglish , TeachingEnglish , LearnEnglish Kids , LearnEnglish Teens ). He was project manager for the British Council for the following EU funded projects: iTILT ( http://itilt.eu/ ), aiming to promote good practice in using IWBS in language teaching. aPLaNet ( http://aplanet-project.org/ ), helping teachers build PLNs (Personal Learning Networks) AVALON ( http://avalon-project.ning.com/ ), best practice using virtual worlds in language teaching and teacher training He was (until April 2013) joint co-ordinator of the IATEFL Learning Technologies SIG ( http://ltsig.org.uk/ ) and is currently online events organiser for the IATEFL Young Learner and Teenagers
I have replaced my old commenting system with the new Blogger one. This means that all the old comments have disappeared, but the commenting system should be better in the future.
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how this comment feature worked...apparently you have to be a member to post here as when I clicked on "comment" I was asked for login name and password...so you cannot have comments from non-members like in Haloscan...bit too restrictive.
ReplyDeleteHowever, I like the way they appear directly on the page below the original post. By the way...I have just noticed the link to the Topics Magazine on the right is dead...just to let you know :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Bee!
ReplyDeleteYou're right - I will look and see if Blogger allows anonymous comments, because the message is "This blog does not allow anonymous comments" when you click on the link.
Thanks for telling me about the dead link.
I was right - on the comments features, you can set the option for 'registered users only' - I have changed this now, so that anyone can post comments.
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