Sticking my eyes to the desktop 8 hours a day has been thickening my glasses year by year. My flat-mate, who is working for an Ebusiness company, is also in the same scenario but his currently thrilled giggle and happy voice in front of the PC customarily awake me at midnight when I'm still in the mist of my dreams. Surprisingly because he is not an “easy to hit it off” type among my mates and difficult to believe a young guy with the motto “24 hours aren't enough for a day?” can be dependent on web hosted game or chatter.
So what has oddly been going down to him truly inspired me to discover the explanations. Going beyond all my expectations, it turned out that he's been using Paltalk, a quite popular web chat tool, to find some friends in Asia to have a high level view of this emergent mecca before his bold trip to Japan, Korea and South East Asian area. All of that information seemed not transparent enough for a dubious mind, I decided to install this talk tool and explore by myself. Visiting some forums of languages learning was an eye-opener for me when I realized that many of us use Paltalk, Skype, Yahoo messenger or AOL not only for fun but also for teaching and learning.
A British speaking room in Paltalk impressed me much as the admin, a retired Australian teacher, volunteered to teach English for some 10 individuals who are mostly from Asian states. When typing is roughly as old as hills, speaking over a microphone in this type of voice meeting can help those “students” listen and imitate the local accent. This teacher asked everyone to browse an internet site, read an article, pick up the mic and raise hand to share ideas in the conference. I also joined another one as the topic was about movies,my favourite. When I was still wavering about going to see “The memoirs of a Geisha” because I had never had an extreme interest in any Asian movie without Jackie Chan, one Japanese lady helped me summarize its content from the Japanese original book.
From her talk, many splendid sorts of kimono and the swings and roundabouts in geishas, life really encouraged me to spend one night at the cinema and helped me know that Zhang Zi Yi, Wanatabe Ken, Gong Li, for example. Are also brilliant stars. We exchanged numerous many thanks as I had a lesson about Japanese culture and she could practice to sweep up her English. I am really not totally into the meaning of E-learning and its advantages because you can search a massive mountain of information regarding this aspect on the Web.
However , what I have told you is sometimes called E-learning, isn’t it? My eyes would be a little knackered but that's productive because I have received many useful lessons. Oops, probably you are moaning about my verbosity and the irrelevance to the title of this writing. Anyhow, earning isn't like a knife through butter. I read some interesting news yesterday that a ninth-grade Indian teaches Mathematics for a younger one in the U.S. This talented tutor can earn 10 $ for each hour, which sounds very impressive.
Here, long distance does not matter when they can send word files by email or Instant messenger and do exercises by speaking in a voice talk conference. The interesting point is this Indian has to use a voice changer software to improve his voice quality as you know, Indian accent and dialect aren't so easy for everybody in the world to grasp. That is what we usually say “necessity is the mother of invention” and earning cash is not something beyond reach.
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