Language Links: a vast list of resources for a variety of both common
languages and LCTL. Includes links to language teaching resources containing
web-based instructional activities.
Language Links: a vast list of resources for a variety of both common
languages and LCTL. Includes links to language teaching resources containing
web-based instructional activities.
Foreign Language Resources on the WWW: A very thorough, yet not exhaustive,
list containing starting point links to foreign language and culture specific
resources. Organized by languages.
Foreign Languages at the University of Toledo: explore sites by the
language of interest to you.
Less Commonly Taught Languages: this site maintained at the Center
for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition links to information on LCTLs.
Foreign Language Resources: well organized resources for French, German
and Italian from the Centre for Language and Communication Studies in Dublin.
Animal Sounds of the World: for those who didn't know, animals make
different sounds in different countries, or is that just the perceived
interpretation of the sound that changes? Find out what people hear around
the world, see the animal, and listen to its actual sound.
VCU Department of Foreign Languages links to language center info and
projects from different language groups.
Human Language Page full of links to language and literature, linguistic
resources, organizations, projects and more.
WWW
Virtual Library: International Affairs Resources provides links to
sites worldwide on a wide variety of topics, including language-oriented
ones.
CALL@CHORUS
provides links to a number of sites regarding language, language pedagogy,
and the like.
Copyright Resources: Questions about copyright? Here's a list of links
that will lead you to the answers. Both organizations and articles addressing
the issues of copyright and guidelines for educational use.
FL Web Activities: a site where FL classes will find links to authentic
documents on the web and a series of questions to go with it. Developed
by teachers during the 1996 FL project seminar in Santa Barbara, CA.
Center for the Advancement of Language Learning: language learning
resources and links for teachers and learners. Includes references to multimedia
language programs, instructional materials, multilingual browsing information,
and goals in foreign language education.
Check out the Fa
mous Japanese Personages Project organized by Tom Robb, the author.
Interactive JavaScript Quizzes for ESL Students: all kinds of self
correcting practice quizzes for grammar, vocabulary, and punctuation.
Interclass Projects on the Internet: here you will find an explanation
of interclass projects as well as links to description of already developed
projects.
Intercultural
E-Mail Classroom Connections: Looking for E-pals for your students?
Here's the place to begin. This free service helps teachers and classes
link with partners in other countries and cultures for e-mail classroom
pen-pal and project exchanges.
International
E-Mail Tandem Network: Another place to look for E-pals. This location
specializes in language learning by computer mediated communication. There
are no project connections for you here as in the previous site but it
works like a listserve to match interested partners.
Teaching with Video/France-TV: For those of you who either teach French
or would like some ideas for teaching with video, the following site will
prove to be a wealth of useful information and ideas.
Ohio
Program of Intensive English links to resources, software, jobs for
teachers, teaching and technology, as well as language specific resources.
Teaching with the Web some ideas for implementation of the web in your
language course as well as links to other sites of interest and use to
language instructors.
Internet Based Collaborative Language Learning these ideas for collaboartive
work developed by language instructors at the NFLRC symposium can be easily
implemented in any language class at a variety of levels.
New Tools for Teaching : links include documents on the effectiveness
and possibilities for incorporating the internet into your instruction;
how it works, what it costs, time involved, etc.
Language Interactive: web forms and CGI Scripts for Language Learning.
A useful guide to writing your own computerized language learning exercises.
Includes some downloadable scripts for those who would prefer to not write
their own.
PedagoNet: includes a database of materials for learning and an online
request for the materials you need.
BBC Education Language Learning : offers television and radio based
instructional materials for languages. Materials available for all ages
in many languages.
Language Learning & Technology: a fully-refereed journal for second
and foreign langauge educators. The focus is on language learning and language
teaching, and how they are affected or enhanced by the use of technologies.
Blue
Web'n: learning applications library. This comprehensive and well organized
site is for educators, parents and students alike. Includes a search feature
or a clickable table for lessons, projects, resources and much more in
all disciplines!
Russnet
Online Language Learning Resources offers a variety of Russian materials.
The Center
for Applied Japanese Language Study has various Japanese-related materials,
including assessment benchmarks.
Computer Assisted Language Learning: a great insight on using CALL
can be found here in addition to general language learning resources. Nice
work Jim!
Agora Language Marketplace: a nice list of links to language software
as well as information on Language Laboratory hardware, study abroad and
much more.
The Virtual CALL Library: an outstanding source for downloadable language
software and related applications.
Half-Baked Software: University of Victoria Language Centre offers
this software solution to creating interactive web-based teaching materials.
Check it out!
Appalachian State University Dept. of Languages and Literatures : web
site with program information and links to language materials, study abroad,
and German courses offered via the Internet.
Boston University Multimedia Language Lab: extensive student and teacher
resources as well is general information on their center.
University of California at Irvine: in addition to the usual resource
center information, this page offers a link to their media catalog, computing
help desk, language resources, and much more.
Carnegie Mellon Language Learning Center: info on the center and links
to language resources based on the languages offered at CMU.
The Central
Piedmont Community College language lab site has a collection of language-related
links, lab information, and more.
Dartmouth Language Resource Center: a variety of links to languages
taught, center information, and resources by country.
College of the Holy Cross Multimedia Resource Center: Center information,
software/video holdings, other links.
UMass FLRC: offers links to info on the foreign language resource center,
copyright, technology, media, internet, and more.
University of Minnesota CLA Language Center: information on the Center's
resources, language testing, materials, and links to language resources.
The National Capital
Language Resource Center is one of nine federally-funded language resource centers, serving as a resource to
improve the teaching and learning of foreign languages.
Oxford University Language Centre: offers language and linguistic links,
local and international links, as well as information about the language
centre and courses offered there.
Penn Language Center has information about language matters at the
University of Pennsylvania, including some exercise
creation tools.
Language Centre at the University of Sussex: info on the center, foreign
language courses available, and net language sources.
Swarthmore College Language Lab: language specific links, satellite
broadcast information, and other language resources.
The Language Acquisition Center: Info on the University of Texas at
Arlington language center. Also includes some language related links.
University of Victoria Humanities Computing and Media Centre: Home
of FLEAT III. Resource listings, departmental links, even a Virtual Tour!
Language Centre at Warwick University: lots of information about the
language centre services and links to language resources.
College of William and Mary Department of Modern Languages and Literatures:
information about the language center, language course offerings, and more.
University of Wisconsin Learning Support Services: provides links to
their media catalog, a variety of lab services, and Language Links.
Non-US Organizations
ALAA: Applied Linguistics Association of Australia
EUROCALL: European Association for Computer Assisted Language Learning
JALT: Japan Association for Language Teaching
JALT CALL SIG: Japan Association for
Language Teaching's Computer-Assisted Language Learning Special Interest
Group
US Organizations
NCOLCTL: National Council of Organizations of Less Commonly Taught Languages
Midwest Region
MFLA:Michigan Foreign Language Association
WAFLT: Wisconsin Association of Foreign
Language Teachers
Northeast Region
NY SAFLT: New York State Association of Foreign Language Teachers
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