ELT Calendar provides event information preformated for e-mail newsletters. You can use this if your newsletter is opt-in (people subscribe themselves to it) and is for language teachers in Japan.
RSS and Atom Syndication
See our RSS feeds page to see what's available. These feeds are subscribed to by dozens of teachers, and can be displayed on your own website (but only if you have some advanced skills; for an easy alternative, see the next section below, "Add content to your website."). Some examples of websites using the RSS feed are JALT's conference listing page of The Language Teacher magazine, and JALT Hokkaido).
You don't really need to understand HTML or JavaScript to make this work. You only need to know how to paste some lines of HTML into your web page.
You only do this once, and the content updates automatically, every day.
What do you do?
Copy the code from the box below. Paste it into your HTML page. And you're finished.
What does that do? The code above gives you the next 7 events, as shown in the box here:
What's the catch?
This is free. You must use the complete code (including the "noscript" part). You don't have to contact us. (If you want your link on this page as an example, then send the to us. Otherwise, it's not required.)
Uptime is guaranteed at 99.9% yearly average. The 0.1% chance of downtime is beyond anyone's control, and you agree to accept that and not hold us responsible. Use of the script indicates agreement.
ELT Calendar agrees not to alter the spirit of the content feed. We won't use it to plant secret cookies or place advertisements on your site, etc.
Rest assured: You're using the exact same content feed page as ELT News. (They use customized content to show more than 7 events; you can, too.)