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nornen (Vise profilen) 26. feb. 2016 23.36.50
Hector91:In my opinion, Esperanto shouldn´t be the language spoken in universities, the language spoken should be the national language.What if your country has more than 20 national languages?
Bemused (Vise profilen) 27. feb. 2016 07.04.23
This is what Esperanto was designed for, the transfer of information between people who do not share a common natural language without the need for one to learn the language of the other.
Frano (Vise profilen) 27. feb. 2016 11.07.53
Bemused:A MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) in the Esperanto language would be a great way for people to gain an international level education without the need to learn English.But why should we wait for MOOCs in Esperanto?
At first, we can participate in already existing courses. We ought to provide them with Esperanto subtitles.
Also, we should actively participate in the forum discussions using Esperanto (or the main language of the course with translation in Esperanto).
se (Vise profilen) 9. mar. 2016 02.08.08
Frano:Wondering how many esperantists are keen to change the in the internet era? They are more tune to the congress non-stop and you see the same faces everywhere and they said, sukceso.
But why should we wait for MOOCs in Esperanto?
At first, we can participate in already existing courses. We ought to provide them with Esperanto subtitles.
Also, we should actively participate in the forum discussions using Esperanto (or the main language of the course with translation in Esperanto).
The time and money in AMO is sufficient to turn out a few good courses.
However, I am wondering how many professionals know esperanto.
Talisman (Vise profilen) 9. mar. 2016 02.29.44
Second Bemused Idea is exactly the right idea
A MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) in the Esperanto language would be a great way for people to gain an international level education without the need to learn English. They could then gain accreditation in their mother tongue.It seems to me that the easiest way to "teach" and "learn" in Esperanto at least at first is Home Schooling, We can come up with an Open Source site, that has "mini" courses to start, then full courses.
This is what Esperanto was designed for, the transfer of information between people who do not share a common natural language without the need for one to learn the language of the other.
Maybe Math in Esperanto would be good to start, then maybe a site that anyone can post "instructions" for minor skills, But mostly Are there Esperantist that can teach something? Then we get them to teach it in a a course of whatever length
Alkanadi (Vise profilen) 9. mar. 2016 06.02.48
Talisman:We can come up with an Open Source site, that has "mini" courses to start, then full courseshttps://www.udacity.com/
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Main_Page
https://www.khanacademy.org/coach-res/k12-classroo...
Frano (Vise profilen) 10. mar. 2016 10.25.20
se:The time and money in AMO is sufficient to turn out a few good courses.What is AMO?
RiotNrrd (Vise profilen) 10. mar. 2016 19.27.26
Frano:My guess is that he meant IMO (In My Opinion).se:The time and money in AMO is sufficient to turn out a few good courses.What is AMO?
erinja (Vise profilen) 10. mar. 2016 19.30.23
Not sure why a lot of money being put into these seminars is being mentioned. They are held in conjunction with other Esperanto events, so they are generally not paying for their own meeting halls, etc. beyond the cost of the event that is already taking place anyway (often a national convention).
Frano (Vise profilen) 11. mar. 2016 09.38.06
erinja:I think he means the seminars for "Aktivula Maturigo" (activist development), which are referred to with the acronym AMO. Not sure what the O stands for. They have been held in different places around the world for the last year or two.Thank you erinja
Perhaps it really is.
Aktivula Maturigo
Otherwise, I would have thought about Orwell's Ministrejo de Amo