This is a report from student Inna Fedortseva about life in a FENU dormitory. She gives some room sizes in square meters. They are as follows:
12 square meters = 130 square feet (room for 3 students) 16 square meters = 172 square feet (room for 4 students) 4 square meters = 43 square feet (space each student has in the room, about 10 x 4 foot area)
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Hey Lauren!
This looks like quite the adventure you are having! I haven't read all of your posts, but the ones I have are very cool! Will this be a part of your regular teachng job? Flying all over the world and bringing online journalism to the forefront of media?
Hi Lauren..If you can get the job Donna's talking about above..go for it! The students do not have it easy do they? Inna did a great job of reporting. xoxo G
Hi Lauren, What you show isnt too different from what the college dorms are in the U S with the exception of hot water.Great postings. Love Uncle Marty
In 2006 I spent two weeks in the Russian Far East teaching multimedia journalism skills for the U.S. Department of State. This blog was kept to show how much can be done with inexpensive devices and a basic internet connection.
Software (Note: These links will take you to the companies' websites.) Audacity (audio editor) Picasa (photo editor) SoundSlides (slideshow creator) Avid DV Free (video editor) AVS Video Tools (video format converter) Skype (free/cheap phone calls over the internet)
Please also note that AudioBlogger is shutting down effective November 1, 2006. Gabcast.com is a good alternative service.
3 comments:
Hey Lauren!
This looks like quite the adventure you are having! I haven't read all of your posts, but the ones I have are very cool! Will this be a part of your regular teachng job? Flying all over the world and bringing online journalism to the forefront of media?
Love, Donna
Hi Lauren..If you can get the job Donna's talking about above..go for it! The students do not have it easy do they? Inna did a great job of reporting. xoxo G
hi, reminds me of dorm life in NYC.
the other g
Hi Lauren, What you show isnt too different from what the college dorms are in the U S with the exception of hot water.Great postings. Love Uncle Marty
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