One Man's Dream: Luke Lin

Luke Lin Introduction to the Project Luke’s Personal Profile Key Events in Luke’s Volunteerism Testimonials of UWP Students Home My Culture Connect Introduction to MCC The Organization Chart Skype Session Project English Vocabulary Contest English-learning Videos Free English-learning Lessons Home Renshi Academy Introduction to Renshi Academy Experiences and Resources How Renshi Academy Works Renshi English-learning Programs Home Interviews Interview with Luke Interview with Three People Interview with Mr. Tsai Interview with Educators at Jhonghe Interview with Educators at Dahsin Interview with the Abbess of Ming Harng Temple In-depth Interview with Luke Home Wanhe and Luke The Opening Ceremony of Wanhe International Village Making Dreamcathers Reader’s Theater Wanhe’s Charity Sale Home Events and Thoughts about Luke Cyberfair Presentation Luke’s Tree A Teacher’s Thoughts about Luke The Principal’s Thoughts about Luke Home Wanhe Cyberfair Team Team Members Afterthoughts of Team Members Feedback of Students’ Parents Copyright Permission Powerpoint Presentation Narrative Home
	Resources and Experiences
	Renshi Academy relies on the resources and experiences that Luke and My Culture Connect have accumulated for over 12 years. They are: The production of English newscasts and teaching programs (2 years) Skype session project at over 60 schools in Changhua County (3 years) English teaching materials for locals (10 years) Support from volunteers in Europe, Americas, and Australia (10 years) Community service (12 years) We hope that the resources that we have attracted over the past years will be used in education effectively. To give our next generations a better education, we welcome the support from all walks of life for our new project.
	MCC’s Video-production equipment	Lights in the MCC’s studio
	Editing videos with MacBook Pro	External hard discs for storing videos

	One Man’s Dream: Luke Lin