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Writing Matrix Project Presentation at Escuela de Lenguas UNLP

I am very happy to present this mini video about Writing Matrix Project
recorded at the entrance of the Escuela de Lenguas of the National University of La Plata.


NEW :Read an article written by Prof. María Claudia Bellusci about this presentation. Thank you, María Claudia!
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Maria Claudia Bellusci said…
Dear Nelba,
Even though I was a bit sick on Saturday, I enjoyed your presentation a lot. You're a very nice and lively person and were able to capture the audience with your explanation of the Writing Matrix project.
I have also blogged about the event on my own blog. This is the URL: http://e-toys-ar.blogspot.com/2007/09/annual-meeting-at-escuela-de-lenguas.html
Go and see the pictures.
Big hug,
Claudia
26 September 2007 at 00:48
Saša said…
Dear Nelba and Matias, it's great to see you guys meet F2F for the first time - I wish I were there with you as well. Who knows, maybe some day we will be able to report about international writingmatrix meetings too. Thanks for sharing the video. A big hug from Slovenia. :-)
26 September 2007 at 04:37
Claudia Ceraso said…
Nelba,
What an interesting way of meeting you. We still have not been able to meet face to face, but I must say the expectation is growing now!

My regards to Matías who is making a turning point appearance on this vid. You can tell the thrill you all experience with this online project.

It is all so novel and yet so natural. The Internet is nothing but people wanting to connect. This post is a good example of it.

Congrats! And keep it coming...
27 September 2007 at 12:42
Prof. Nelba Quintana- La Plata- Argentina said…
Thank you dear colleagues for your lovely comments. I do appreciate them :)
27 September 2007 at 15:27
XENA said…
Dear Nelba,
that`s a lovely video, I must say you are very beautiful (you look just the way I imagined a beautiful Argentinian person), and, on the other side, it`s very pleasant to hear you (and very useful, too, because written speech is much easier understood that oral), that`s why I guess we should exchange videos more often. I`m already thinking of one - maybe there is something special you`d like to hear from me?
29 September 2007 at 11:11
Matute said…
Hi Nelba!!

I'm here again ;)

Great Video! We meet there face to face ! I would like to share this experiences with the others participants...

This is a great projects, we meet new persons all around the world and new cultures, It's really amazing.

My son is coming soon!, a little writing matrix participant ;)

Thanks and keep in touch!
1 October 2007 at 23:18
Closs said…
Hi..I just checked the video..better late than never as they say!

I thought it was great. Nelba you did a good job..I would have been cracking up the entire time. There's no way I would have been able to keep a straight face.

Thanks for taking the time to do this for the group. Hope you keep on posting more videos.

Cheers!
Claudia
5 October 2007 at 14:28
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