Hi Every One

I do not really know from where should I start writing, so I feel that what we have been learning in this term is really useful for all of us especially the blog which gave us the opportunity to improve our writing skills , So I think I am going to write about what do we need to improve our English in general, The main point is that when you decide to learn the new things is usually difficult and the English language is no exception, However with the practice and confident it comes more easier, what you need is relax and take it easy because learning English takes time and patience. Daily practice is very very very important until it becomes a part of your everyday life and do not worry about making mistakes, In fact the more mistakes you make the more you will learn from them. Finally I like to thanks our teachers for thrie supports during the whole terms.

Corrected version- some great language- watch your punctuation. Tom

I do not really know from where should I start writing, so I feel that what we have been learning in this term is really useful for all of us, especially the blog, which gave us the opportunity to improve our writing skills. So I think I am going to write about what we need to do (in order) to improve our English in general. The main point is that when you decide to learn new things, it is usually difficult, and the English language is no exception. However, with the practice and confidence it gets/becomes easier; what you needto do is relax and take it easy because learning English takes time and patience. Daily practice is very very very important until it becomes a part of your everyday life. Do not worry about making mistakes; in fact, the more mistakes you make, the more you will learn from them. Finally, I'd like to thanks our teachers for their support during the whole term.

Wednesday morning last week!

Hi everyone

Today I'd like you to check through your blog for correct English. Please write about:

1) What you have learned on the course
2) Say if you have found the blog helpful.

I am going to give you a grade for your blog.

Also watch: the link

This is about teens looking after teenagers.

Wrtie about it in your blog

Thanks

Tom

Hi this is a test from my computer to see if I can leave you a video message.

Tom

keep an eye on

Hi everyone. Here's the video I took in class. Good to see Najeleh joining in! If you found it helpful we can do more things like this. Let me know.

Tom

grammar exercises

http://www.oup.com/elt/students/?cc=gb

open lecture today- may interest you?

HCT SEMINAR SERIESThis term is the exception with a fourth seminar scheduled, which will take place today (13th March) at 1:30pm, Interact Lab, Arundel 223. Details below: Presenter: Bernd Ploderer (University of Melbourne)Title: Social Network Sites and the Passion of BodybuildingAbstract: Social network sites like Facebook, LinkedIn or MySpace have attracted millions of people. They use these sites to keep in touch with large networks of friends, to maintain ties with business partners, or to explore interests such as music. In this talk I will discuss the ways in which people appropriate social network sites to pursue interests that have turned into passions. This research is based on a current ethnographic study of bodybuilding, which serves as an example for an extreme passion. I will describe passion as a multi-stage process, starting with the development of an interest to stages where a passion can turn into an obsession. Depending on the stage, social network sites inherit different potentials to support passions. I will discuss the potentials of existing social network sites as well as their limitations and risks. Since this study is work-in-progress I would welcome suggestions on the presentation of the data as well as on opportunities for comparing the findings from bodybuilding with other passions. The HCT seminars normally take place three times per term, on Friday afternoons in the Interact Lab (Arundel 223) at 1:30 and last for an hour. There will be cakes and tea & coffee available afterwards. The seminars are intended for anyone interested in Human Centred Technology; students and researchers in other fields are most welcome.Further information of this and future seminars is available at http://www.informatics.sussex.ac.uk/events/HCTSeminars/.Hope to see you there,Alison Hull & Raphael Commins,HCT Seminar Organisers.