Participate in the final webchat on "Technology and Classroom Activities" this Thursday, June 14th!

A webchat is an opportunity to ask questions online with an English teaching expert. The last one for this series is next Thursday at 4pm. So, if you're on the computer Thursday June 14th at 4pm - log in! You don't have to ask questions you can just read responses. There are usually a lot of good ideas and internet resources mentioned too! - Brigitte

The following web chat (and information) was put together by Jose Manuel Villafuerte from the Office of English Language Programs. Thanks for all your hard work, J.M. !

Date: June 14, 2007
Time: 4 p.m. Mexico City time
Presenter: Judie Haynes
Topic: Technology and Classroom Activities
Language: English
Link: http://usinfo.state.gov/usinfo/USINFO/Products/Webchats/haynes_14_jun_2007.html
Participation:
The first thing you need to do, is register. To do so, go to http://webchat.state.gov/?tid=unsecure.register, enter your e-mail address and screen name, then submit.
To log on, go to http://webchat.state.gov type your e-mail address and click submit. Click to agree on the terms of use. From the list of upcoming webchats, select the one you wish to join. You will enter a page with four tabs at the top: About, View discussion, Submit question or comment, and Logout.
There are three ways to participate:
1. You can log on before the web chat and submit a question or comment in advance. Use the Submit question or comment tab.
2. You can log on to participate on the actual webchat at the scheduled date and time. Each web chat lasts for an hour. Use the View discussion tab to see what's going on and the Submit question or comment tab to participate.
3. You can view the transcript from the webchat afterwards.
Feel free to pass this information on to others. We sincerely hope you find this series useful!

Best regards,

Jose Manuel Villafuerte
Office of English Language Programs
U.S. Embassy Mexico