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Aaron Patric Campbell writes: "I recently wrote a short piece for the Internet TESL journal describing how I added an experiential element to my EFL reading/writing classes last spring through the use of Livejournal. Students wrote weekly and were able to interact with the peers from abroad in the target language. It was educational and fun for everyone involved. The paper is entitled, Using Livejournal for Authentic Communication in EFL Classes."

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  1. aaron6:13 pm

    Allistair? What a grand name! Nobody has ever called me that before. It does have a certain ring to it, doesn't it? ;-)

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  2. blog-efl4:53 am

    Sorry Aaron! I don't know how that happened. I need to pay more attention in the future!

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