Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-18 Thread roberto
On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 12:43 PM, john stampe jwsta...@yahoo.com wrote: What languages you are targeting? Any :) i'll ask my biology and natural science colleagues to jump in with italian terms; hope they'll agree -- roberto -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the

Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-16 Thread john stampe
Subject: Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary Hello, What languages you are targeting? Sent from my iPhone On Feb 12, 2010, at 4:30 AM, john stampe jwsta...@yahoo.com wrote: Edward, Of course, I am all for a multilingual glossary. Anyone wanting to help do

Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-12 Thread john stampe
10, 2010 9:29:13 PM Subject: Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary Hi All, WikiEducator and the OER Foundation has a relationship with the Monterey Institute of Technology and Education (www.montereyinstitute.org). The have a considerable number of environmental science

Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-12 Thread john stampe
: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary Hi John, Great project and well aligned with the philosophy of OER! After all -- OER is also a sustainable and renewable resource :-). Will do my best in helping you promote theĀ  glossary project around the world. Cheer Wayne

Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-12 Thread john stampe
...@gmail.com To: wikieducator@googlegroups.com Sent: Thu, February 11, 2010 3:23:35 AM Subject: Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary On 11 February 2010 03:24, Edward Cherlin echer...@gmail.com wrote: How about making it multilingual? Hi Edward --- Agreed, WE need to extend our

[WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-10 Thread john stampe
This invitation is to all those interested in the environment, and especially to biologists. I have set up an environmental glossary at http://www.wikieducator.org/EnvGloss, and am now invited anybody to join the fun by adding terms. There is no set format for glossary entries, as the fields

Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-10 Thread Wayne Mackintosh
Hi John, Great project and well aligned with the philosophy of OER! After all -- OER is also a sustainable and renewable resource :-). Will do my best in helping you promote the glossary project around the world. Cheer Wayne On 10 February 2010 21:01, john stampe jwsta...@yahoo.com

Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-10 Thread Alison Snieckus
Great idea, John. I added the term Biosphere to the B page. I'm not experienced enough in this field to offer original content, so I searched for a resource that I could reuse. I found one easily on the Connexions site (cnx.org), licensed CC-BY: AP Environmental Science

Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-10 Thread Edward Cherlin
How about making it multilingual? On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 03:01, john stampe jwsta...@yahoo.com wrote: This invitation is to all those interested in the environment, and especially to biologists. I have set up an environmental glossary at http://www.wikieducator.org/EnvGloss, and am now

Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-10 Thread Randy Fisher
Hi All, WikiEducator and the OER Foundation has a relationship with the Monterey Institute of Technology and Education (www.montereyinstitute.org). The have a considerable number of environmental science course material through their HippoCampus Site:

Re: [WikiEducator] Invitation to the Environmental Glossary

2010-02-10 Thread Wayne Mackintosh
On 11 February 2010 03:24, Edward Cherlin echer...@gmail.com wrote: How about making it multilingual? Hi Edward --- Agreed, WE need to extend our multilingual reach. Do you have any thoughts, ideas or advice regarding the best way to approach a multilingual glossary? Is is better to keep