Section outline
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This course will introduce you to the basics of Alpine Mountaineering, while at the same time highlighting some of the great features of e-school.
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A place for announcements. You'll be automatically subscribed to this.
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Each week we'll be having a discussion on a different mountaineering issue. Feel free to add your thoughts.
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In the autumn, following our successful - we hope! - ascent of Mont Blanc, we plan to tackle another Alpine challenge. Exercise your democratic right to choose by selecting your preferred climb below - the most popular one will be the one we do!
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a very short youtube video showing you the summit of Mont Blanc
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This is the wikipedia entry about Mont Blanc
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list in pdf format of mountaineering equipment (courtesy of ontopmountaineering)
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A folder of Word documents and Powerpoints to supplement your studies.
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Add your climbing terms to this glossary so others can learn from your knowledge.
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Here are the glossary terms for download. Instructions here
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This is a collaborative planning document (wiki) where we will combine ideas for our ascent of Mont Blanc. Feel free to add, edit and (where appropriate) delete contributions. But bear in mind everyone's actions are recorded:-)
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Write 500 words on what you would need if you went to spend a night in the Alps. Give your reasons for each choice. You will not be allowed to exceed the maximum number of words!
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This quiz contains a variety of questions to test your knowledge of Alpine mountaineering. At the end of the quiz you will be given your score with suggestions for improvement.
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This activity will allow you to assess your climbing partners' proficiency, safety and reliability on the Mountains.
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This is an example of a customizable e-school survey known as "feedback".
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