…you can help us promote the project, the website and the events
bringing some of our leaflets to your friends, colleagues, classmates, etc.
just ask us for some of them at the next event and help us distribute them so we can get to the most people that could be interested:
…we have a facebook effect you can use during our events?
just go to the event’s page and click the effects link with the little blue camera icon,
and your camera will open with our frame…
Give it a try on our next event!
…the cool languages project was born in 11.11.11?
In fact, it started a few months before, and we went through a process of tutoring for new ideas from the Turin’s Province, to create a website, a virtual place where language passionates, students, teachers and foreigners could find each other online to meet offline beacuse live practicing is the best way to improve their own language’s level…
But it was in 11.11.11 that our big dream became a reality, a small project with a little money and a lot of passion.
It’s been a few years since then, the project has changed and evolved a few times and also the people involved as staff and followers, but the best is still to come…
a virtual place to search for people to meet offline to share our passion for languages
an actual real weekly meeting to join a group of foreigners and other language passionates in a friendly protected environment
our first attempt to create our website with all our requirements, to search and find students, teachers and events
our way to improve our offer, with information about languages, our events, and our tribe
…we have an instagram account, follow us and share your pics?
Do you know TED? it is a nonpartisan nonprofit project devoted to spreading ideas, usually in the form of short, powerful talks. TED began in 1984 as a conference where Technology, Entertainment and Design converged, and today covers almost all topics — from science to business to global issues — in more than 110 languages.
Meanwhile, independently run TEDx events help share ideas in smaller communities around the world, in the spirit of TED’s mission, “ideas worth spreading.” It supports independent organizers who want to create a TED-like event in their own communities.
I have always loved TED as a source to study, both the contents and the languages. And when I knew there was a TEDx group in Turin… I loved the idea of doing one for myself talking about coollanguages.org.
Have you seen it? Do you like it?
…you can write a review for us on facebook, and we’ll love it…
if you like the way we organize events, our website and our project, and you think it can be helpful for others, please help us and them writing a review…
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