User:Johnkuti

John Kuti
Website:	Feel Do Think - making meaning in affective, psycho-motor and cognitive domains
Employer:	Self
Occupation:	Researcher
Nationality:	Russia
Country:	Russia
	email
This user was certified a Wiki Apprentice Level 2 by Nelliemuller .

Connected to this user page

1. a wiki I started for Legal English
2. My sandbox
3. to do list

Hello wikieducators on course 15....It's wonderful to be here! (: Hi John. Welcome again. This is a nice start. You will be catching up fast. See here the levels of certification you can reach on the Wiki: WikiMaster Warm regards --Patricia 18:38, 2 December 2008 (UTC)) (: Congratulations, John. You managed to catch up very quickly. --Nellie Deutsch 11:37, 3 December 2008 (UTC))

Log of progress in the on line course

I enrolled very late in the free skills training course. After a bit of work on editing and linking [Day Four] and playing in My sandbox Now I'm improving my profile as part of Day Six I see that there are some stellar examples of user pages here. Below you can see an example of a web resources template from Day 9. See The first page of this tutorial on how to do it. Day ten - is about navigation and structures. I'm adding a to do list as a sub page to my sandbox.

A little about me

I have had quite an international life. I was born in England, and lived in Spain from 1992 - 96, where I became interested in language learning. After some shorter stays in other places I settled in Saint Petersburg in 2000.

I am interested in using corpus linguistics techniques for creating "English for Specific Purposes" materials with a data-driven lexical approach. I am currently studying courses in the Open University in the UK in their Distance and On-line education programme. The course I'm studying at the moment is on accessibility - this is the question of how a range of different users can have a convenient and pleasant experience from a web site.

Web Resources

I have my own website called feel do think I am a student of Online and Distance Education [1] From time to time I write blog entries in What's the word, Wiseguy?

Some existing projects that relate to my skills and experience:

1. On Using Moodle (but wouldn't work on this be better done in the Moodle Community?
2. Esl over at wikiversity
3. Language Daily self-study wiki languages
4. ELT resources seems to be the centre of this work in WikiEducator for now.
5. ELT_Lexical_Syllabus is a page I'd like to contribute to the ELT resources area

Some pages that I could use in my own teaching practice

1. Rubrics/Wiki_Rubric_Development