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>Date: Tue, 23 May 2006 12:49:21 -0500
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>Subject: Re: #8253 Are there "double I" LLTIs = similar lists of non US
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Dear Thomas,
Are you interested in moving back to a German speaking country? I don't know
about any lists outside of the US, but I can ask my colleagues in German
departments if they have any ideas. Also, I guess this is pretty obvious, but
have you tried visiting university websites in the countries your interested in
to find one who is doing similar work? I heard about this list through one of
its members.
Good luck to you!
Tina
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> >From: "Thomas Plagwitz" <[log in to unmask]>
> >To: <[log in to unmask]>
> >Subject: Are there "double I" LLTIs = similar lists of non US origin?
> >Date: Fri, 19 May 2006 17:12:38 -0400
> >Organization: UofTampa
> >Thread-Index: AcZ7iPS7ilhft/wHT8GjX7r1iDw+nQ==
>
> Seems like my visa extension got messed up beyond repair, and that I will
> relocate out of the US in January 2007.
>
> I have been working in foreign language teaching with technology, including
> direction of digital audio and of generic language labs, for 10+ years (and
> love it, more than ever, we have come a long way).
>
> But my experience has been almost exclusively in North America.
>
> Who knows of web sites and mailing lists with job postings in our field from
> other parts of the world?
>
> There are some international jobs on MLA's JIL, Linguist, The Chronicle,
> and Educause.
>
> But they are rarely on the intersection of language learning and technology.
> Are there no computerized language classrooms/labs in the rest of the
> world?
>
> When I see more Dutch than German subscribers, the French cut in half, and
> three from China in today's listserv statistics posting, I tend to assume
> that these domains have their own online meeting venues.
>
> Your hints are much appreciated, feel free to contact me off list if this is
> too specific an interest.
>
> thomas
>
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> Dr. Thomas Plagwitz
> Language Laboratory Coordinator, German Instructor
> Riverside Center 101
> University of Tampa, Languages & Linguistics
> Tel: (813) 253-3333 Ext. 3917
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