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Would you like us to share ‘imperfect’ scripts that we’ve come up with and used? It would be nice to get some help refining them.
I would put them up and see who jumps in if anyone. I like the way Martin and Brigitte and I think Johnna went into instant collaboration with Robert. We should work that way, kind of a literary Craig’s list.
I’ll make a category for that and then when people have something that they want to buy or sell in terms of authorship, editing, translating, even publishing they can send it to me, I can tag it as something for Craig’s list, and people can network within the group as they wish.
It is very important to note that we are dealing in that instance with remuneration of people’s time and talent, which must always be negotiated, so that is a good idea, Chris – Craig’s list for authors, editors, translators, and publishers.
There is no reason that some of the stuff we produce here in collaboration with each other couldn’t become important to others beyond our small group.
If anyone is interested in Extr@ materials for Spanish I/II for adapting that series to a CI class, I can share those.
The series is easily downloaded from YouTube.
I agree that the Mativa scripts are lifesavers. I’d like to know which scripts y’all use for what levels. Sometimes I use the same scripts for level 1 and 2 but delve deeper in level 2.
…sometimes I use the same scripts for level 1 and 2 but delve deeper in level 2….
That’s pretty much it right there. However, there is a set of about ten scripts that are in vol. 1, plus one from vol. 2 (“Lazy”) that really kick it at level 1. Of course, that list has not been written so I need to do that at some point, probably at one of the conferences, or we could do that here by asking the group to send in the names of their top Matava story scripts, the ones they would use if being observed.
Now, the Extr@ materials that you developed. That is what I’m talking about in the post on creating materials. We could put it on Craig’s List, or we could make a category for this kind of thing, etc. etc. How that is done is up to you. What authors do with their stuff is up to the author. I’ll just put it up on the site where you tell me to.
By the way, the new design of this site is now live, so go check it out. If you find errors, and there will be many probably, pls. let me know. Comments welcome.