Thanks a lot for this and the previous clip on Chinese language sources! This one is actually well done. It is something like I wish to develop - but more in the aspect of a social network with live teachers that can interact with students or where student can interact with students. With VoIP, webcams and Internet chat, etc. this is all possible. Sometime people would exchange time (say someone learning English in China would like to talk to an someone who speaks English but wants to learn Chinese) or they may exchange for small fees, etc. This is one of my bigger ideas. It would combine a social network platform like Ning and mash it with something like Moodle (Open Source E-learning system - www.moodle.org). I tried finding funding for this, but it seems... Rob, this is a great idea and I think you keep on thinking on it! I think the best field for e-learning is language courses and thousands of people could be interested with it. Do you know "Language Exchange Community"? (I'm gonna clip their site as soon as I post this comment.) They employ an open source system which allows people around the world to teach languages to each other. But I believe, yours is a more powerful and complicated idea. Wow! Really brilliant and exciting. (The only problem could be finding funds but it can be worked out ı think, worth thinking on it.) That is a good site. I did not know about it. If it leverage the social network and had a nice web2.0 design like Clipmarks I would say my idea has been done. It does show that there are people interested in teaching and learning a language. I will have to spend some more time looking around their site. Thanks for the clip on that. |
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