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Spanish for English Speakers (Part 1) In this session, the topics will comprehend the Spanish language from an historical - linguistics perspective both in Spain and Latin Ameri… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur	0	Nov 26, 2009
Effective Online Teaching - 2 This class will focus on ways the bricks and mortar teacher can get started with online tools such as a wiki, blog or You Tube. Effective… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur	0	Nov 17, 2009
Online Spanish Class for Free In this session, you will learn the basics of Spanish for traveling (Tourism). This is a free class for everyone: Survival Spanish: Course… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur	1	Oct 9, 2009 Reply by Alex Montoya
We welcome all input for our New Internet Safety Reviews Resource Hey everyone! We will be launching our upcoming web safety resource on KiwiCommons.com called Kiwi Reviews this JULY. Kiwi Reviews was cr… Started by Kiwi Commons	0	Jun 26, 2009
Online Social Networking: Is it becoming a disease? Seems like kids these days are glued to their cell phones, and if they're not, they're preoccupied with online social networks. There is no… Started by Kiwi Commons	3	Jun 15, 2009 Reply by Kiwi Commons
Express Yourself in English This presentations is designed to improve your ability to speak , write and express in English language. Express Yourself in English Uplo… Started by Sukhpreet Kaur	0	Jun 10, 2009
Call for participants for Creative Commons Focus Groups [Posting on behalf of the Creative Commons folks - apologies for the duplicate posting, but copyright and the noncommercial use of online c… Started by Gailene Nelson	0	Jan 30, 2009

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