WE-Town
World Education
 
©James Lee
| About WE-Town |
WE-Town is
about World Education and classes that might underlie a broad-based
program of distance learning. These are proposals for distance learning
classes that are offered through a wide variety of venues on a wide
variety of topics. Click here
to go to the Wetown project template.
If you are
truely intrested in taking these classes you must contact the teacher of
the class on an individual basis. These are individual class proposals
and might not be related to American University. The site is a
clearinghouse on ideas in education and the implementation of new
technologies. |
| Country Studies |
|
- Distance Learning
about Syria, by Dima Al-Azim
- A Cultural
Learning Course between South Koreans and North Koreans, by Juwon
Moon
- Interpreting
the Cuban Sound, By Calvin Fortenberry
- Polish
History and Culture, by Sarah Sitarek
- French-American
Perspectives on Globalization, by Ron Oman
- Latin
American Literature, by Julie Dasenbrock
- Virtual
Brazil, Susan Gilman
- Hungary's
History and Culture, by Eva Kaszala
- Contemporary
Mexico, Brenda Martinez Vergara
- Japanese
Culture, by Noriko Vitkevich
- Yugoslavian
History, by Yusuf Fuduli
|
|
Rights |
- Crime Mapping,
by James Griffin
- Human
Rights Observers, by Nadia Martinez
- Refugees
by Niklas Enander
- Human
Rights, by Cheryl Lewis
- Through
the Eyes of the Women’s Movement, the State, and Islam, Sponsored
and Taught By The Jag Rahi Hai Organization, by Shamila Chaudhary
- Burmese
Women's Rights, by May Aung
- Feminism,
by Jitka Hromek
- Intellectual
Property and the Internet, by Jacqueline Lirtzman
- Global Trade
Unionism, by Jason Netherton
- Islam and
Gender, by Sara Hasan
|
|
How To |
|
- Distance
Learning and Costa Rica, by Lisa Campeau
- Japanese
Flower Arrangement, by Tania Miura
- Bridging
North South-Education Divide,by Gabriel Lazier
- African Farmer
and Literacy Project, by Core Badiane
- Make-Up Artistry,
by Martha Kim
- Astrology,
by Anita Tepsic
- Classical
Guitar, by James Payne
- International
Communication, by Mariana Vega
- Technology
and Journalism, by Chris Ingold
- Auto Maintenance
101, by Johnson Louie
- Auto Maintenance
101, by Johnson Louie
- Your New Baby, by Jane Gindin
- Screenwriting 101, by Tony Kopetchny
- Building Peaceable Schools, by Chris Zweifel
|
|
Politics and History |
|
- Introduction
to Institutions of the EU, by Petra Ticha
- A
Short Course on War, Evolution and Great Thinkers, by Carl von
Berneuth
- From Authoritarianism
to Democracy, by Benjamin Hofstatter
- Developing
Systems of Government, by Erica Blodgett
- International
Organizations and the World Wide Web, by Rick Hink
- Analysis
on Japanese Economy, by Daisuke Okayama
- Culture
and Globalization, by Sajeed Asghar (Titu)
- Introduction
to Prehistory, Gisella Casanovas
- Introduction
to World Religions, by Uta Saoshiro
- Development
and Freedom, by Melanie Mork
- Faith
and Development, by Natalie Ware
- Taiwan and
Democracy, by Josh Carter
- Latin
America and Democracy, Samlanchith Chanthavong
- The Cold
War, by Jeff Orschel
- Same Sex Cultural Relations, by Jason Bricker
- European Integration History, by Diana Dimova
- Future of European Integration, by Anna Karkovska
|
|
Language, Food and Culture |
|
- Distance
Learning For Learning Japanese Language and Culture, by Elizabeth
Sobel
- Learning
the Polish Language Online, by Chris Danielewski
- Learning
Chilean Spanish, by Joshua James
- Learning
Chinese, by Gretchen Warner
- How
to Eat Japanese Food, by Misuzu Nakamura
- How
to Cook Chinese Food, by Ami Johnston
- Indian's
Religions, by Nitara Nivatvongs
- Political
Spanish, by Rebecca DeMar
- The Teaching
of Jiddhu Krishnamurt, by Sean Farrell
- Learning Yemeni Dialect, by Atyaf Alwazir
- International Films, by Bremmer Kneib
- Wine, Taste, Enviornment and Culture, by Alison Spitzer
|
|