もっと日本語で話そう！
Posted on August 26, 2007
日本語２２１のみなさん、こんにちは。
このクラスは、毎週火曜日、１１時から１２時までです。
教室は、リビングラーニングセンターのコモンズ３０２です。
鈴木 千晶（すずき ちあき）先生と私（コーソン）が二人で教えます。
みんなで、いろいろなトピックについて話しましょう。
If you need to set up your blog. Here is a message from Steve-san:
JAPN 121/221
Here is a message from Steve-san:
In preparation for these sessions, you will need to have "activated" your UVM blog. The things needed to be done are described below.
Step 1: Request your UVM blog.
(If you don't already have a UVM blog,) please go to the UVM blogging site (http://blog.uvm.edu/) and request a blog space (this takes at one or two business day, so doing it today is the best way to make sure you will be set).
The request form is the first item under the "Quick Links" category. You will use your UVM NetID (as for wireless network, uvm webmail, webct, etc) login ... not your SSN or anything like that.
Step 2: Login to your blog.
When your blog is available, you will be sent instructions on how to login. This is important because it contains the special password for your blog. Note that your blog password will not be the same as your UVM password (which is secret, and so the blog system can't copy it ...)
- go to http://blog.uvm.edu
Follow the second link on the right,
-> "Log in to your blog"
Here you will enter your NetID (which is what you use to login to webmail)
BUT you will use the special password sent to you from the blog enrollment form
Step 3. Create your first post.
Initially your blog will be "empty" ... so now you have to create a post for it.
- Click on the title of your blog
- Click on the new entry button
- Create a new entry:
- for the Title, enter something like "hello world" or "konnichiwa!"
- for the Entry Body, enter something like "konnichiwa, (your name) desu."
- close to the bottom, change Post Status from "Unpublish" to "Published"
- click on Save.
- Yatta !
Step 4. Viewing your blog.
Once you have an entry in your blog, you can view it at
http://your_netid.blog.uvm.edu/
Gambarimashou !
Steve
便利なサイト：
漢字：
http://kanjialive.lib.uchicago.edu/main.php?page=using&lang=en
会話（かいわ）：
http://www.aycat.com/japanese/projects/jiv/index.html