This last hiatus was unintended, but not unpredictable. A big project at work took up more time than I had originally anticipated, and although it’s not over yet, it’s settled down to a dull roar for the next five months.
I’ve reconnected with Namseok, my tutor, and I’ve got a plan.
More details shortly.
kangmi will undergo a re-design in the next few weeks. As part of the re-design, the Resources section will be converted to this wiki.
If you’re already a member, you should be able to jump right in and work with the wiki. if you can’t.
If you’re not a member and want to participate in the wiki, sign up now.
The categorization (there’s a better word, but I can’t think of it right now) will remain the same, but I’m open to a better way.
And if you’ve got usability suggestions for the new site, send me a note. The good news is that I won’t be doing any of the work, so it won’t interfere with any of the Korean study time I will soon have.
I’m starting a monthly blog carnival of Korean language learning. Over the years, there have been a handful of bloggers blogging exclusively about Korean language learning. Some are still active, others have gone dormant or left us altogether. Others blog about it in their personal blogs as part of their other blogging. Once a month, I’d like to bring it all together in one place.
What is a blog carnival? Blog Carnival explains:
If you’re an e-mail subscriber, I’m curious to know how much Korean comes through in the e-mails you receive. Some? None? All that should?
Please reply in comments.
In addition to not blogging here at kangmi | learning Korean, I curate the collection of ginkgo images and related items found at Ginkgo Dreams.
For the first time, I have posted an ginkgo item related to Korea. North, that is. Read more about it here.
There’s a South Korea ginkgo post in the pipeline, and I promise it will have little to no propaganda.
In other site news, Ginkgo Dreams has been undergoing a makeover. The designer expects it to be live in the next couple of days. I invite all of you to stop by to see the results.
Over the next week or so, I hope to run all of the feeds on this site through Feedburner. I’ve run other feeds on other sites through Feedburner, but this time I’m unable to find the feed forwarding service that would allow this occasion to pass unnoticed by my readers. Therefore, please note that 48 hours from now the following feeds may not work again:
However, I am confident that this Feedburner feed will work: http://feeds.feedburner.com/kangmiResources.
Update your feed readers accordingly.
For readers who don’t use feed readers, I have added the option to subscribe to kangmi | resources. See the Subscribe section in the sidebar.
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