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School / Work Affiliation: CCAA / Cambridge

Website: http://www.johnbrasil.110mb.com

Favored IM Account: johnccaa@hotmail.com

Twitter / Plurk / Other Account: johnbrasil

About Me: I have been teaching English for different CCAA in Brasil for around 7 years. Recently I started work for Cambridge schools.

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Wikispaces - I use this to host wikis for mainly my advanced and MEC groups

110mb - My host site, lots of free space and no ads at all :-)

Twitter - I like this site a lot

Yacapaca - Really nice

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At 7:36pm on August 18, 2008, Mike Hasley said…: Hi, are you still in Brazil? I have a teacher in Virginia who would like to have his students discuss environmental issues with some Brazilian students. Would you be able to accomodate this, or know someone who could?

At 9:26pm on June 9, 2008, Karen Fasimpaur said…: Thanks for the feedback on Open Office. Sounds like you had many more serious problems with it than I have. It seems to be more "stable" on Linux.

At 3:28pm on February 11, 2008, John Gross said…: Hi John,

Thanks for the comment. You seem pretty well traveled. Any reason for it, other than travel itself? Nice to meet you. My wife and I are both retired teachers.

At 1:19pm on January 31, 2008, Karl O'Leary said…: John,

Good to hear from you. Teaching English in another country does fascinate me.

I started another site for further collaboration. Check it out if you want: http://creativeteachernetwork.ning.com/

Karl

At 7:59am on January 30, 2008, Karl O'Leary said…: Hi John. You seem to be a quite traveled educator. I am interested in how you adapted to change from England to Brazil.