Beyond The Question is an online learning network dedicated to helping you learn a new skill, try something new and have fun doing it. Through a mix of informative articles, light hearted commentary and crazy challenges, Beyond The Question makes learning fun. And it’s never been easier. Just select the website in the network that corresponds with the subject you’re studying/want to study or your area of interest and off you go. You’ve taken the first step to making a new future for yourself. Enjoy the process and remember: Engage. Enjoy. Enlighten.
The Websites:
The first website in the network and where it all started. From March 2008- March 2009, this was the home of the Join Martin challenge to learn as many languages as possible in just 1 year. Now, it’s a website dedicated to language learning. Thinking of learning a foreign language? Then this is the place to visit.
Freelance journalist and writer, Marty Drury tackles an old learning demon. Follow him once again on his quest to improve his skills with numbers by any means necessary. Want to improve your maths and skills with numbers? Want to have fun doing it? Then this is the place to visit. (Note: “Maths” is what we in the UK call “Math”).
Read interviews with the best up and coming talent in the UK and beyond. Actors, actresses, musicians, singers and songwriters, models, designers, costume makers… they’re all here. If you want to find out about the stars of the future, this is the place to visit.
July 28, 2008 at 9:20 pm
http://www.radiolinguamedia.com/cbs/www/other/languages.html
i am using the spanish podcast now. i found it helpful check these out
October 22, 2008 at 8:30 am
What you do is fantastic! I wish I could free up one year of my life to dedicate to languages. I learn Spanish and Portuguese now in my spare time. GOOD LUCK!
December 25, 2008 at 9:44 am
Hello Join Martin,
I am Yangyang from Japan.
Please let me know if you have any questions!
Let me introduce a Language exchange site “Lang-8″, which is a website where users can write journal entries in the language that they are learning, and then get it corrected by someone who is native in that language. Everyone helps each other by correcting each others journal entries, and everyone learns! Maybe you would be interested in trying it out and taking a look? I also think it might be interesting for your readers as well, but of course, that’s up to you
http://www.lang-8.com
Anyways, keep up the good work! I’m enjoying your blog!
Yangyang