みなさんはブログをつかって、いろいろな学生とはなしていますよね。コロンビア大学の学生もブログをつかって、コミュニケーションをしています。このページの左下に｢いろいろなブログ｣があって、そこにコロンビア大学の日本語のクラスのリンクがあります。たくさんの人とはなしましょう!
先生のブログもありますよ。
2007年1月29日月曜日
2007年1月26日金曜日
せつぶん
日本には、毎年ぎょうじがたくさんあります。2月3日は｢せつぶん」です。せつぶんはふゆのさいごの日で、日本人はその日にまめまきをします。
このウェブサイトにインフォメーションがたくさんありますよ。
→ せつぶんウェブサイト
このウェブサイトにインフォメーションがたくさんありますよ。
→ せつぶんウェブサイト
ぎょうじ=event
まめまき=bean-throwing
まめまき=bean-throwing
2007年1月25日木曜日
ジャパニーズテーブル
1月30日のごご六時半にジャパニーズテーブルがあります。ここでみなさんは日本語をはなします。行きませんか?
時かん: 1月30日(火曜日) ごご六時半～
ところ: Jaberwoke(on the Corner)
時かん: 1月30日(火曜日) ごご六時半～
ところ: Jaberwoke(on the Corner)
2007年1月19日金曜日
みなさんのブログのセッティングは大じょうぶですか？
1. Is your blog page formatted for anyone to be able to leave comments?
If not, please make sure to change the settings. So 二年生、三年生、四年生、and/or other people outside UVA can read and comment on your entries!
→ “Settings”のページに行って、“Comments”をクリックしてください。それから “Who can comment?” を“Anyone”にしてください。“Help”を見てもいいですよ。 “Help”はページの一ばん上にあります。えいごですから、むずかしくありませんよね。
2. Does your blog page have a link to the class blog site?
→ “Template”のページに行って、“Page Elements”をクリックしてください。“Add a Page Element”を見てください。“Help”を見てもいいですよ。
*** If you already have a blog account, you don’t have to create another one.
If not, please make sure to change the settings. So 二年生、三年生、四年生、and/or other people outside UVA can read and comment on your entries!
→ “Settings”のページに行って、“Comments”をクリックしてください。それから “Who can comment?” を“Anyone”にしてください。“Help”を見てもいいですよ。 “Help”はページの一ばん上にあります。えいごですから、むずかしくありませんよね。
2. Does your blog page have a link to the class blog site?
→ “Template”のページに行って、“Page Elements”をクリックしてください。“Add a Page Element”を見てください。“Help”を見てもいいですよ。
*** If you already have a blog account, you don’t have to create another one.
2007年1月5日金曜日
日本語一年生 ブログプロジェクト
みなさん、日本語のべんきょうはたのしいですか。おもしろいですか。大へんですか。どうして日本語をべんきょうしますか。
This is a semester long project for First Year Japanese. In this project, I would like to have a shared space where all of you can freely express your thoughts/opinions/comments/feelings towards your study of Japanese. Wouldn’t it be nice and encouraging if you can share your happiness, excitement, frustration, questions, or information with others?
I am also interested in communicating with you more often. I would like to know more about your learning styles, process of your learning, your feelings about study, or your interests. So don’t limit yourself; you can also talk about personal interests, interesting information, and more. Write whatever you want to express or want to share with others. There is no rule/restriction of what to write, what vocabulary/materials to use, or length of your postings. It is all up to you.
The purpose of this project is to express yourself and to communicate with others using Japanese. Don’t worry about making mistakes. The only requirement is to post your entry once a week in Japanese and to visit other students’ pages and leave your comments as often as you can. You are also encouraged to post more entries in any language.
Design your blog site as you like!
Please open your blog and post your first blog entry by 1/26 (Fri).
1) Go to http://www.blogger.com
Select "Settings" from the top tabs. Click "Formatting" and select "Japanese" for "Language" so that you can type Japanese.
In order to receive comments from as many people as possible, please select "Comments" and choose "Anyone" for "Who can comment" section.
Go ahead and post the first entry now!
Post a link to the class blog site http://uvajapanese102.blogspot.com/ on your page.
2) Send your blog address to me (ts2fn@virginia.edu).
If you have trouble opening a new account, please let me know.
3) Post your blog entry once a week.
Here are some topic ideas about your blog entries if you cannot find a topic to talk about. These are just sample ideas and you can talk about whatever you want.
The reason why I am studying Japanese
My secret study tips
What I like/dislike about Japanese class
What I want to do in class/with Japanese…
I am confused! Help!
I was happy about… /frustrated at…/excited about…
I am super busy with…
My family/Japanese friends/classmates/roommate…
My favorite websites/TV shows/movies/music/anime/games…
My favorite food/restaurants/bars/town…
UVA/Charlottesville
My daily schedule
My hobbies
My section of Japanese 102
My new year’s resolution
4) Visit other students’ pages and leave comments.
Again, the purpose of this blog project is to enhance real, natural communication using Japanese and to encourage and support each other with not only your classmates but also students in the other sections. Visit other students’ pages, read their entries, and leave comments! It is always nice and encouraging if someone is reading and commenting on what you have written, and also good for yourself to gain something from other students!
Go to class blog site http://uvajapanese102.blogspot.com/, click on コメント at the bottom of the page, and try leaving a comment. Check the class website often throughout the semester; it will be constantly updated.
You can also invite your friends (related/non-related to Japanese) to the class blog website and ask them to leave their comments as well. Make sure to reply to a comment when you get one.
*** For security purposes, please keep it in mind not to reveal too much personal/sensitive information or identification of your own and others. You don’t have to use your real name either as long as you stick to the created name all the time, including when you post comments to others’ postings.
This is a semester long project for First Year Japanese. In this project, I would like to have a shared space where all of you can freely express your thoughts/opinions/comments/feelings towards your study of Japanese. Wouldn’t it be nice and encouraging if you can share your happiness, excitement, frustration, questions, or information with others?
I am also interested in communicating with you more often. I would like to know more about your learning styles, process of your learning, your feelings about study, or your interests. So don’t limit yourself; you can also talk about personal interests, interesting information, and more. Write whatever you want to express or want to share with others. There is no rule/restriction of what to write, what vocabulary/materials to use, or length of your postings. It is all up to you.
The purpose of this project is to express yourself and to communicate with others using Japanese. Don’t worry about making mistakes. The only requirement is to post your entry once a week in Japanese and to visit other students’ pages and leave your comments as often as you can. You are also encouraged to post more entries in any language.
Design your blog site as you like!
Please open your blog and post your first blog entry by 1/26 (Fri).
1) Go to http://www.blogger.com
Select "Settings" from the top tabs. Click "Formatting" and select "Japanese" for "Language" so that you can type Japanese.
In order to receive comments from as many people as possible, please select "Comments" and choose "Anyone" for "Who can comment" section.
Go ahead and post the first entry now!
Post a link to the class blog site http://uvajapanese102.blogspot.com/ on your page.
2) Send your blog address to me (ts2fn@virginia.edu).
If you have trouble opening a new account, please let me know.
3) Post your blog entry once a week.
Here are some topic ideas about your blog entries if you cannot find a topic to talk about. These are just sample ideas and you can talk about whatever you want.
The reason why I am studying Japanese
My secret study tips
What I like/dislike about Japanese class
What I want to do in class/with Japanese…
I am confused! Help!
I was happy about… /frustrated at…/excited about…
I am super busy with…
My family/Japanese friends/classmates/roommate…
My favorite websites/TV shows/movies/music/anime/games…
My favorite food/restaurants/bars/town…
UVA/Charlottesville
My daily schedule
My hobbies
My section of Japanese 102
My new year’s resolution
4) Visit other students’ pages and leave comments.
Again, the purpose of this blog project is to enhance real, natural communication using Japanese and to encourage and support each other with not only your classmates but also students in the other sections. Visit other students’ pages, read their entries, and leave comments! It is always nice and encouraging if someone is reading and commenting on what you have written, and also good for yourself to gain something from other students!
Go to class blog site http://uvajapanese102.blogspot.com/, click on コメント at the bottom of the page, and try leaving a comment. Check the class website often throughout the semester; it will be constantly updated.
You can also invite your friends (related/non-related to Japanese) to the class blog website and ask them to leave their comments as well. Make sure to reply to a comment when you get one.
*** For security purposes, please keep it in mind not to reveal too much personal/sensitive information or identification of your own and others. You don’t have to use your real name either as long as you stick to the created name all the time, including when you post comments to others’ postings.
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