
July 9 (Mon) is the Independence Day of Republic of Argentina.
The flag has been hoisted at our reception, and a meal of Argentina was offerred at our dining hall.
In MTEC now, we have Anita freom the counrty now.
Congratulations!!
This is a trial blog of MTEC, launched on May 15 2006.
MTEC, Media Technology for Education and Communication,is a training section in Okinawa Office of JICE, Japan International Cooperation Center.

The group of 07tpm left Okinawa on a beautiful Sunday morning.
At Kansai AP, Osaka.
Dinner at Osaka International Center
With Prof. Kubo at National Museum of Ethnology
On the way to Kyoto International Cultural Foundation. Oh, oh, don't go with the children!
Mostafa trying to make Japanese Green Tea
In Shinkansen to Tokyo
In SCS (Space Collaboration System) room in Chiba
At National Museum of Emerging Science in Tokyo. Can you tell who is sleeping under that big globe?
At NHK. Anita changed her job to news caster. 
1. Introduction to Multimedia (Uramoto)
6. Internet and HTML Basics (Nakama)
The photos here were from the session on "Digital Photography".
The participants enjoyed phototaking with NIKON D70, the first SLR digital camera for most of them.
9. Printed Media Production (Uramoto)
Mostafa (Egypt)
Alex (Kenya)
George (Kenya)
Rosli (Malaysia)




-Ms. Anita (Argentina)
June 1 is the Independence Day of Independent State of Samoa.
From today until June 8, MTEC assists the participants of "TV Program Production Team Training for French-Speaking African Countries". The course is provided for the TV program production staffs from Benin and Senegal. Uramoto san is in charge of the group.
The participants from Benin.
The participants from Senegal.
Ms. Takahashi, the training coordinator. Someone who fluently speaks foreign language that I do not speak really looks cool, doesn't she? She is rally cool.

What is media literacy?


Tokumura san explained the development cycle of the maeterial development, which we started to call "Tokumura cycle".
Lastly, the specially made video letter from the previous course participants was shown. Here, Helen from the Philippines welcomes the new participants (or unseen siblings) and gives her
Time never stops for anyone. While MTEC staffs are missing and talking about the previous participants, the new group "07tpm" course arrived. They had a briefing session. Of course, they made a tour in OIC building. The photo above was taken when they first visited MTEC staff room. From right, Nishimura san, Tokumura san, Greyne san(Nigeria), Rosli san(Malaysia), Fumiyo san, Anita san(Argentina), Erapae san(Papua New Guinea), Fede san(Costa Rica), Abudulelah(Saudi Arabia), George san(Kenya), Alex san(Kenya), Helen san(Papua New Guinea), Uramoto san, Mostafa san(Egypt) and Naomi san.
Two participants arrived one day after. They are Paulo san(Samoa) and Leni san(Brazil).
Here is a new information from one of our MTEC family members in China.