Do we have a deal?

Learning is about commitment, a growing strategic commitment to seeing one's own progress - instructor and learner. Given the growing strategic importance of online learning, the intent is to convert wishes into action, to engage learners in interactive classes and help them to overcome possible limitations making use of the most suitable technology available. For this we have to make a deal, to agree on a learning plan free of resistance. You can count on me, let's live the good emotion of learning a new idiom !!

Beowulf

As I promised last class, here you have the address for Beowulf hypertext - you find the

old and modern English versions, as well as a summary of each excerpt plus notes on the 

glossary, enjoy yourselves!! (copy and paste)

http://www.humanities.mcmaster.ca/~beowulf/main.html 

Beowulf is the name of the main character in the anonymous epic poem

'Beowulf', a poem from the Anglo-Saxon mythology. The name possibly

means "bee-wolf" or "bee-hunter"  (a kenning for bear) from Old

English beo - "bee" and wulf "wolf".

Click the link English Literature, on the right side of the screen, to check some videos!

WELCOME !!!! 2014

I hope we can take advantage of the opportunities to learn and share knowledge together and May God bless us all!!!

You can also access the syllabus (PEA first term and PEA 7th term) and the calendar for this semester on the top bar links

See you all soon!!