Speak & Spell II a Successful Workshop

My first Speak & Spell workshop went so well that people demanded more, so I put together a Speak & Spell II workshop. I improved upon the first workshop by organizing all the phonological and orthographical features by feature rather than by language. I also tweaked a few other things based on participant feedback.

Eleven people attended the second of my phonology / orthography workshops, Speak & Spell II. It went very well. I got the workshop evaluation feedback today, and the average of all scores was 5.0, the highest rating possible.

My next workshop, "Just What They Said: Retaining Ambiguity when Interpreting Vague Language" is next Saturday, September 26th, from 1-6:30 PM in the same location, the Desert Valleys Regional Cooperative. Thanks to Joy Marks who continues to support my workshops and allows me to use this excellent facility. This coming workshop is sponsored by the Arizona Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. Anyone interested may register and pay for the workshop on Arizona RID’s Professional Development page.

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About Daniel Greene

Daniel Greene, BA, CI & CT, NIC Master, has been an ASL interpreter / transliterator since 1990. He teaches workshops on vague language (VL), genre recognition, and other topics. His other passions are singing and photography. He is married with dogs.

Posted on September 18, 2009, in Interpreting for the Deaf and tagged , , , , , , , , , , . Bookmark the permalink. Leave a Comment.

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