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Project DELTA
Diploma in English Language Teaching to Adults
New: Surprised to see the layout changed? I have upgraded this wiki to pbwiki 2.0 because it has many improved features and is easier to use even for total wiki newbies. You do not need to know WikiStyle. I hope you like it.
Who is this Wiki for?
- For teachers like me who have just done the DELTA couresework component and are waiting for the exam results (This was when I started the Wiki. Results have arrived by now :) See here).
- For teachers who are contemplating or have already signded up for a DELTA course.
- For tutors to give them an idea what expectations and questions prospective DELTA candidates have and to get feedback from former DELTA candidates.
Why a Wiki about DELTA?
- There are many exam preperation books for our students but no prep books for the DELTA.
- I've searched the Internet a lot but couldn't find many DELTA-related websites.
- No matter how much they tell you to prepare well, you come unprepared for what it really is.
- Because of the time pressure there was not much time to exchange ideas and talk about our experience and opinions. This wiki could become an extension of the course. Candidates who are doing the course or who have finished could meet up here and continue to talk and share.
What I would like to see here?
There are already many blogs and websties with lessons plans or sample assignmets (e.g developingteachers.com).
Here, I would rather like to see:
- Your feelings about the DELTA (of former candidates, of would-be candidates)
- How you think your teaching has changed (or why it hasn't changed)
- Was it worth taking? What do you expect to find in the course? What did you find? What did you miss?
- Your tips on how to pass/survice the DELTA course
- For future candidates: What would you like to know about the DELTA and cannot find on the offical pages or on the centre websites? Maybe there are some former candidates who can answer them.
Remember, I have created this Wiki but I hope it will become a platform for many teachers,
tutors and candidates.
I'm looking forward to your contributions. In order to contribute as a writer you need to create a pbwiki.com account and give me your e-mail address that you signed up with (click below on "Contact the owner").
— > You can also contribute with your questions. <—
Note: This is a free version of pbwiki. The space for uploads is limited to 10 MB. So, keep your uploaded files, pictures, etc. small). If they take up a lot of space just create an external website, wiki or blog and embed or link to it. Thanks!
Comments (5)
Nergiz Kern said
at 8:29 pm on Sep 16, 2008
The comment feature is one of the reasons why I switched to pbwiki 2.0.
Nergiz Kern said
at 8:30 pm on Sep 16, 2008
You can leave a comment on the page that you are referring to.
Nergiz Kern said
at 3:53 pm on Oct 5, 2008
Just created a DELTA Resources folder. Folders are a great way of organising a wiki. You can put pages into them instead of creating links to them individually on the sidebar or on a page. You can find the folders in the sidebar on the right.
Nergiz Kern said
at 3:54 pm on Oct 5, 2008
Check out the "Recent wiki activity" on the right to see what has changed recently.
Nergiz Kern said
at 5:08 pm on Jan 8, 2009
Wiki members have "writer" status and can create and edit new pages and upload files and pictures.
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