LangCamp archive


Welcome to #LangCamp 2015!

This is our virtual retreat for world language educators, wherever they are, to collaborate in curriculum development. The idea started with a #Langchat discussion on Twitter (every Thursday at 8pm EST and now Saturday mornings at 10am EST) toward the end of the 2012-2013 school year, and since we couldn't all make it to the beach before school started back, we made plans to meet online to discuss changes we wanted to make in our curriculum over the summer.

 

How do I join?

We will be doing the bulk of our organizing through our Google Community, including forum posts and scheduling online meetings. Log in to Google and sign up here to join in:

 

LangCamp Google Community

 

Hangout links will be posted there, and if you reply "Yes" to a Hangout, you will be invited to join in the video, so you need only accept the invite from your Gmail inbox when it's time to start!

 

Of course you can post a comment on the Community or tweet any time, day or night, but we will be scheduling times talk to each other in real time on specific topics.

 

Remember, anyone can organize a Hangout and invite Community members any time, and if you make it a Hangout on Air, we can add the video to our archives!

 

When will we meet?

We have scheduled our Google Hangouts for July! We met 10 times during the month, mostly Mondays and Wednesdays at 8PM (though there is one more Tuesday afternoon Hangout).


Check the 2015 archive page for videos of any Hangouts you missed or want to revisit! 

 

 

How will we collaborate?

Of course we have the Google Community and #LangCamp hashtag on Twitter for exchanges of <140 characters, but we also hope to "meet" online and collect resources, develop ideas, and generally teach each other. This wiki will be our central hub for coordinating meetings and resources. We will be using the following platforms to share ideas:

 

 

Past Topics

2014

See recorded Hangouts here!

 

 

 

2013