Hi, Anisoara! I'd advertise "radical tourism". I don't know about the ad, but I'd need to overcome many fears to be able to clim that high. I'd prefer to be left there by a chopper. ;-) Hugs, Teresa (Lisbon, Portugal)
Dear friendsTeresa and Hala, Thank you for taking your time to visit and post comments on my first blog. The students will be encouraged by your pioneering. Your ideas about radical tourism and Nokia are what I meant to demonstrate my students that there may or may be no link between the image and the product advertised. We make the connection between the two and thus embue the product with extras. The more startling the images, the better the chances that we remember the product. Hugs to Portugal and Sudan.
Hello teacher! Let's see....hmmmm( think:) ).......it would be nice to advertise with this picture a bank in financial crisis ( an up to date subject). A smaller, solid and secure bank that survives the difficulty in this period. The headline: You konw those big banks? That's not us...
It started as a result of my Becoming a Webhead 2009 English Village Online course application. It illustrates the link between advertising and English but is also a showcase of different Web 2.0 applications I have employed and materials I have used with my students.
Recently, discovering the potential blogs have as 'voicing' and 'linking' with the world, I have included presentations I have made to different international events as well as reports of sessions, conventions and events I have attended.
LLP Grundtvig VISA grantee: Presentation at TESOL Spain 2010, Lleida
I teach English, Business English and Intercultural Communication at Dimitrie Cantemir University from Targu-Mures, Romania. I am also a coordinator of this MA Programme.
Hi, Anisoara!
ReplyDeleteI'd advertise "radical tourism".
I don't know about the ad, but I'd need to overcome many fears to be able to clim that high. I'd prefer to be left there by a chopper. ;-)
Hugs, Teresa (Lisbon, Portugal)
Dear Anisoara,
ReplyDeleteCongart's on your beautiful blog!
I would advertise Nokia mobile, the one I love and use!
Way to go!!
Hala (Khartoum, Sudan)
Dear friendsTeresa and Hala,
ReplyDeleteThank you for taking your time to visit and post comments on my first blog. The students will be encouraged by your pioneering.
Your ideas about radical tourism and Nokia are what I meant to demonstrate my students that there may or may be no link between the image and the product advertised. We make the connection between the two and thus embue the product with extras. The more startling the images, the better the chances that we remember the product. Hugs to Portugal and Sudan.
Hello teacher!
ReplyDeleteLet's see....hmmmm( think:) ).......it would be nice to advertise with this picture a bank in financial crisis ( an up to date subject). A smaller, solid and secure bank that survives the difficulty in this period. The headline: You konw those big banks? That's not us...