15 May 2011 by Laurel Ann (Austenprose)
Mags at AustenBlog shares news on a new beta website, Classroom Salon for Sense and Sensibility, by Carnegie Mellon University. The first lucky 50 Janeites to sign up get to participate, so make haste if you are interested in this innovative way to learn, share insights and discuss one of Jane Austen’s novels.
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Thanks for such lovely news! I’m an English Teacher and use graded readers from Austen in my classes!