Thing 4: Microblogging

Not much found on Twitter about English language or even education in general in Angola.  I guess there aren't many twitters writing about Angola.  However, when following the links from the few tweets I found under Education in Angola, some interesting and fresh-out-of-the-oven entries came up, but most of them from news agencies, not individuals. The simple link Angola brought up fairily new topics.

Find Angola Dialogue Journal on Twitter

Angola ESL Journal http://twitter.com/#!/solangevsmith1

Thing 3: Social Bookmarking and Tagging

Angola Dialogue Journal's Favorite Sites

Find here useful sites about Angola in English:

Angola Fields Group

Bradt Guide to Angola: Update Website

Luanda-Nightlife!Restaurants, Bars & Night Life in Luanda!

Thing 2: Search For Blogs

The Noun Project: Assembling A Free And Universal Visual Shorthand, posted on December 9, 2010.

WHY

Because a dialogue journal is a safe and meaningful way to bring clarity to your thoughts. 

WHO

Angolan teachers and students of English. 

WHEN

We will write frequently.

WHERE

Here.

WHAT

A dialogue journal for Angolan teachers and students of English. A journal where we can write about our English language acquisition process.  In this process, our native language will play an important role.