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Chennai Storytelling Festival 2015 (4-15
Feb), "Storytelling for Teaching and
Training" To watch-and-listen-to a recording of
the videoconference conversation, please click here
(75 minutes). This was a
conversation about "Ways of Using
Storytelling to Teach Languages and Other Subjects". It occurred on Tues 10 Feb. Richard
Martin (based in Germany and visiting Chennai to co-host CSF 2015) and Eric Miller (the
director, and the other co-host, of CSF 2015) were at a computer in Chennai. They conversed with each other, and
with Asha
Sampath (Chennai), Chetna Mehrotra (Mumbai),
and Cathryn Fairlee (California). __________________________________ For next time -- Instructions
regarding how to join a "Google Hangout On Air" videoconference for
the first time: If possible, please use Google Chrome, or
Safari. For this process, it seems one needs to have
a gmail ID. If you might not already have a gmail ID,
perhaps you could create one. Please open your gmail page. To accept an invitation to join a Google
Hangout videoconference for the first time: On the upper right corner of your gmail page,
there may be an image of a bell. If you might NOT see an image of a bell, look
for a 3x3 set of squares in this same area of the
page (the upper right corner). If you locate this 3x3 set of squares, click
on it. Then click on "Google+". You would be
guided to join "Google+". Once you might join, it seems a bell might
then be visible. If you might see an image of a bell, click on
it. Then you might see the invitation to join a Google
Hangout videoconference. Click on the invitation, and you would be
asked to join Google Hangout. Follow the instructions
regarding how to do so. You may be asked to download a
plug-in. Finally, hopefully, you would be prompted to
accept the invitation, and you would enter the
videoconference. ______________________________ And -- To initiate a "Google Hangout On
Air" (a videoconference that is webcasted for
others to observe): Go to https://plus.google.com/hangouts and follow the prompts. ______________________________ Two past examples of this kind of
event are, Videoconference Discussion about Storytelling
and Healing (Jan 2014). Info about, and a link to a recording
of, this videoconference is here. Videoconference Discussion about Dragons
and other Monsters, on World Storytelling Day (March 2014).
Info about, and a link to a recording of, this videoconference is here. Return to the front page of <end>
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