GTA in Spanish

Hello everyone!

I hope you are all doing well and had a wonderful summer. I want to take the time to advertise and promote the Google Teacher Academy that will take place in Mexico City and will be entirely in Spanish.

The direct link to the application form is:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1CDlKSoe97D8DfW3FAUnZlyoxwBElhfbOp1AfzIZ9GNE/viewform

¡Hola a todos!
Quiero aprovechar esta ocasión para promover la academia de profesores de Google, llamada Google Teacher Academy, en inglés. Por primera vez será en la Ciudad de México y será completamente en español. Tendrá lugar el 16-17 de octubre, 2014.

 Es una excelente oportunidad para involucrarte más en el ambiente educativo de Google, ampliar tu red de aprendizaje personal y desarrollarte profesionalmente.

 Si te interesa conocer más acerca del programa visita la siguiente liga: http://www.google.com/edu/programs/google-teacher-academy/

 Para aplicar visita esta liga: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1CDlKSoe97D8DfW3FAUnZlyoxwBElhfbOp1AfzIZ9GNE/viewform

Para aclarar cualquier duda que puedas tener acerca de la academia y el proceso de aplicación, puedes platicar con nosotras, Marybell Rodríguez (GTAMTV 2012) y Diana Saldaña (GTAMTV 2012). Participa en el HangOut que organizamos para el día 14 de agosto a las 8:00 pm, tiempo de Monterrey, NL, México. Busca la invitación en cualquiera de nuestras páginas de Google+.

 Te esperamos!

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