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Many other WWW resources are available for foreign language teachers. We have grouped together a number of Collections put together by FL colleagues so that we don't all have to reinvent the wheel. You will also find a number of essential General FL Resources. Finally we have listed a few favorites language specific sites in a few languages. |
The Web Radio Directory includes a listing by country.
Links to live radio on the Internet from many different countries and in many languages from COMFM.
Links to live television on the Internet from many different countries and in many languages from COMFM.
Links to live television on the Internet from many different countries and in many languages from http://wwitv.com/.
Links to live radio on the Internet from Worldwide Radio.
The International News Link is another good source for online newspapers around the world.
News and Newspapers Online is a service from the U. of North Carolina..
The NewsLink site has many world-wide links to on-line newspapers as well as other media.
ABYZ News Links includes geographically organized world-wide links to a selection of on-line newspapers, magazines, and broadcast stations.
The Radio Locator (formerly MIT List of Radio Stations on the Internet) is organized geographically.
Radio Canada Internationale has online radio in English, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese, Ukranian, Russian, and of course French.
Clipart for teachers :
Clipart
for Students and Teachers - a Canadian site.
Free Educational Clip Art - from WiseGorilla.
School-Clip-Art.com - Educational Clipart has lots of free clipart categories.
The Teacher's Guide has links to free educational clipart.
Royalty-Free Clip Art Collection for Foreign/Second Language Instruction by Kazumi Hatasa is part of the Japanese-related Projects at Purdue University page.
Dictionaries :
The Linguist List: Dictionaries, etc. includes dictionaries and dictionary projects from all over.
yourDictionary.com includes links to dictionaries in many of the world's languages.
WordReference.com has a variety of multilingual lookups.
Collections made by teachers for teachers :
The UCLA Language Materials Project (LMP) includes the CAL database for LCTLs.
Eva Easton's Materials for Teaching Languages is an excellent source for materials for all sorts for teachers of English and other langauges.
The Foreign Language and Culture hotlist from Douglas Brick's Hotlists from Seattle, Washingtion is quite extensive.
Academic Info has a Foreign Language Study page that includes links to many related sites .
The UR-CVANET GLOBAL VILLAGE is a joint project of the University of Richmond and Central Virginia's Community On Line. Janice B. Paulsen, Webmaster.
The iLoveLanguages, formerly Human Language Resource Page, by Tyler Chambers, has an extensive collection of resources including many for Less Commonly Taught Languages.
The Foreign Languages links page, by Jim Becker, includes many links for multiple languages.
Learning a Foreign Language from my-spanish-dictionary.com.
The Modern Language Resource Center language links are located at Carnegie Mellon University.
The Language Links by Lauren Rosen includes links for the variety of languages taught at U. of Wisconsin, Madison.
The home page of the Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTL) project of the University of Minnesota's Center for Advanced Research on Language Acquisition (CARLA) has many useful resources. The Ask theExperts page is a good place to ask questions of experts in around 30 LCTLs.
Celi Putnam's Foreign Language Teaching on the Internet Homepage has links to numerous foreign language resources plus suggestions for activities to use authentic materials in the classroom.
Retanet by the Latin American & Iberian Institute at the University of New Mexico is for teachers interested in teaching about the Americas. This site contains several databases of lesson plans, resources, teacher partners, links to embassies and more.
The Language Institute at the University of Sussex lists a collection of EFL - French - Spanish - German - Italian - Russian - Japanese - Chinese - Less Commonly Taught Languages resources.
Take a look at the VCU Trail Guide to International Sites and Language Resources by Robert Godwin-Jones at Virginia Commonwealth University.
The Yamada Language Center is a site for language study at the University of Oregon with guides for more than 140 languages.
Primarily ESL :
The Linguistic Funland TESL includes everything from mailing & discussion lists, web sites, activities for ESL students, and study programs, to cultural things that students and teachers of ESL might enjoy.
Dave's ESL Cafe by Dave Sperling is a very popular ESL resource.
Breaking News English by Sean Banville offers daily English lessons using current events.
The Linguist List: ESL/EFL Computer Resources has sections of links for students and for teachers.
The ESL Teachers Board is a large collection of resources for ESL teachers.
The TEFL Professional Network is a professional registry and resource for TEFL and TESL professionals.
Linda Thalman's VOLTERRE-FRsite for English and French Language Resources is a member of the ESLoop. It's a great place to find EFL/ESL and French as a foreign language information. Linda's Business English page conatains a list of useful links.
The English Job Maze is a good job resource for TEFL and TESL professionals.
Activities :
Internet Activities for Foreign Language Classes by Lewis Johnson is a collection of links to many sample Web lessons for FL classes.
Collections by topic about adolescents:
Guide Web > Société > Cultures et communautés > Jeunes (Français)
GOTCHA!! > Société > Enfants et adolescents (Québecois)
Yahoo.es > Sociedad > Culturas y grupos > Jóvenes (Español)
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The ACTFL, American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages, has a very useful page, including links to other professional organizations. You can find the online ACTFL National Standards Executive Summary as well as the ACTFL Revised Proficiency Guidelines for Speaking and Writing.
The New Visions in Foreign Language Education project is supported by ACTFL and the National K-12 Foreign Language Resource Center at Iowa State University.
Tech Help at Colby college's language resource center is an extensive site for Mac and PC users who need to type foreign characters. It includes links for references for non-Roman character sets as well as Roman.
The ADFL is the Association of Departments of Foreign Languages. The ADFL Bulletin has a complete online archive for member departments only.
The Advanced Placement Program : AP Central site includes information for teachers about AP and has links to information about discussion groups for AP teachers of several languages.
The ALAA, Applied Linguistics Association of Australia now has a WWW site maintained by Peter White.
The ATA, American Translators Association is of interest to language teachers working in translation services.
The Canadian Association of Second Language Teachers.
The CAL - Center for the Applied Linguistics home page. Also found here is Ñandutí, the Early Foreign Language page, with lots of information about FLES.
CALICO, the Computer Assisted Language Instruction Consortium, is a professional organization that serves a membership involved in both education and high technology.
CIEE, the Council on International Educational Exchange, is "a nonprofit, nongovernmental, educational organization founded in 1947 with the mission of developing educational exchanges and fostering international understanding."
Developing Educational Standards is an annotated listing with links to standards and frameworks from many US states and Canada.
EUROCALL is the European Association for Computer Assisted Language Learning.
The ERIC, Educational Resources Information Center, database site is an important resource for FL teachers. Note that the ERIC Clearinghouse on Languages and Linguistics page no longer exists.
Executive Planet, international business culture, etiquette, customs, protocol. Good advice on cultural differences covering a wide variety of countries.
Fairfax County Public Schools K-12 Foerign Language site includes well organized teacher materials and links for various languages.
The Foreign Language Multimedia Software Project at the University of Hawaii National Foreign Language Resource Center offers an extensive listing of multimedia software, CDs, and Web resources along with online evaluations.
Ethnologue: Languages of the World : information from the Ethnologue database.
The The Instant Access Treasure Chest: The FL Teacher's guide to Learning Disabilities was created by Sonja Moore at Virginia Commonwealth University.
Foreign Language Acquisition: LD in Depth is located at Learning Disabilities Online.
IALLT, the International Association of Language Learning Technology, can help FL teachers with all technical aspects of Language Labs.
IECC, the Intercultural E-Mail Classroom Connections, is the place to go to find out about using e-mail in classroom projects, to get ideas, and to find partner classrooms.
The Internet Movie Database (IMDB) is a great tool for finding detailed information about all sorts of films from around the world.
The Joint National Committee for Languages (JNCL) and the National Council for Languages and International Studies (NCLIS) are a good source of ideas on FL lobbying efforts.
The Languages Across the Curriculum page at Brown University is the place to go for any LAC information.
Language-Learning.net language course finder is a searchable directory that will help locate language courses all over the world.
The Language Learning Technology International Discussion Forum (LLTI) is the place to go for information about technology and language learning. You can search the immensely valuable LLTI List Archives where you are likely to find the answer to most technology related questions for FL teachers.
NCSSFL, The National Council of State Supervisors of Foreign Languages, home page includes state reports by state.
NECTFL, The Northeast Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages assists language teachers at all academic levels and enhances the status of languages and language teaching in the eyes of the American public.
The Foreign Language Test Database, includes information on a large selection of tests. The database is maintained by the National Capital Language Resource Center, a joint project of Georgetown University, The George Washington University, and the Center for Applied Linguistics.
NNELL, the National Network for Early Language Learning.
The National Registration Center for Study Abroad (NRCSA) helps students looking for "Intercultural and Foreign Language Immersion Programs Around the World."
SCOLA's Home Page includes access to the schedules for SCOLA one and two.
Special Education Needs including a variety of documents and materials - David R. Wilson · Newcastle upon Tyne · United Kingdom.
Telephone Directories on the WWW has links to authentic directories from countries around the world.
Bob Peckham has prepared a TFLTA PROFESSIONAL RESOURCE CENTER collection of information on state FL Standards.
Andy Holt Virtual Library is an on-line virtual library at the Univ. of Tennessee, Martin, run by Bob Peckham.
Check out the VCU Language Interactive WWW site for ideas about creating dynamic web sites.
Online Journals:
Language Learning & Technology is a journal for second and foreign language educators.
The Modern Language Journal (MLJ) Home Page.
TESL-EJ : an electronic journal for Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language.
The Internet TESL Journal is a monthly web journal for Teachers of English as a Second Language.
Collections of links for Online Journals:
From the TenneseeBob at the Univeristy of Tennessee, Martin:
FRENCH & FRANCOPHONE STUDIES JOURNALS
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The 1st International Collection of Tongue Twisters is a multi-lingual compilation by Michael Reck.
SignWritingSite ...read, write and type signed languages... Includes instruction, dictionaries, history, online stories (in American Sign Language and Brazilian Sign Language), links to other sites, and lots of other resources.
Canal Ipsos is a multi-lingual online journal about questions of public opinion in French, Spanish, Italian, and German.
AM1320 CHMB in Vancouver B.C., Canada broadcasts in Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese.
The China Education and Research Network.
The China the Beautiful : Classical Chinese Art, Calligraphy, Poetry, History, Literature, Painting and Philosophy.
Chinese Character Genealogy: An Etymological Chinese-English Dictionary by Rick Harbaugh.
The Chinese Language Information Page is maintained by Carlos McEvilly.
The City College of San Francisco Language Lab Chinese Links is a very nice collection of web links for students of Chinese.
The Internet Guide for Chinese Studies from the Institute of Chinese Studies, University of Heidelberg
has detailed descriptions of selected Internet sites for Chinese studies.
The Ocrat Chinese pages are a tutorial for writing and pronunciation focus on Chinese for English speakers. The site is now housed at http://lost-theory.org/ocrat/
Online Chinese Tools provides tools for helping people learn and use the Chinese language.
The Radio Television Hong Kong presents a variety of live radio, news, and television programs in RealVideo.
The Sina.com Page is one of the busiest China sites in the world.
Chinese Newspapers & Magazines -
at Worldpress.org
The Word Lists and Online Glossaries/Dictionaries page by Marjorie K.M. Chan includes web-accessible resources for (Mandarin) Chinese.
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The THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF TEACHERS OF FRENCH, the official AATF WWW page.
The AATF National Commission on Cultural Competence has produced a model defining general standards for cultural competence and applying those standards to the many French-speaking areas of the world.
The FranceWorld service exists to encourage pen pal exchanges.
Libération is a well known French newspaper on the left.
Matinternet an online daily newspaper from Quebec.
Le Monde is France's best known daily newspaper.
Agence France Presse has daily international news summaries in French, Spanish, German, Portuguese, and English.
Sympatico is an online MSN French language news service in Canada (versions in French & English).
Le Parisien en ligne, journal français.
Paris Match online French magazine.
Le Nouvel Observateur Quotidien en ligne, journal français.
L'Expansion: online news that should be particularly useful for commercial French classes.
L'EXPRESS is the well known French magazine with many on-line articles.
TenneseeBob Peckham at the University of Tennessee at Martin has developed the archetypical FL WWW collection for French called: Tennessee Bob's Famous French Links! This is the place to start for French teachers.
TBob's Globe-Gate links site is a rich collection of resources for developing lessons in French as well as for some other languages for a wide range of curricular areas. Bob Peckham's Globe-Gate site includes:
- French Lessons from Everywhere a collection of lessons culled from on-line courses on the WWW.
- Leximagne - l'Empereur des pages dico a collection of links to hundreds of on-line French dictionaries.
- French Radio and TV Resources will help you find French audio and video on the net and integrate it in classes.
- Francophone Business News is useful if you are adding a business or commercial component to your French class.
- Explications de Texte for online references for French literature analysis.
- 19th-Century French Literature (A Globe-Gate Research Library)
These are just a few of the Globe-Gate resources. There are quite a few other highly useful Globe-Gate pages.
David A. Gatwood's collection is organized from links by Bob Peckham (TennesseeBob): Dave's French Links.
Online dictionnaire des synonymes from the Laboratoire CRISCO.
Le Lexique Français - Anglais provides terminology for a wide variety of categories.
The CAST/ACPLS site Ressources pour l'enseignement du FLS : Alimentation - Nutrition includes lots of resources for teaching about nutrition vocabulary.
Pédagogie et didactique
du FLE/FLS - FrancoFil
Le Trésor de la langue française informatisé: TLFI - is a truly exceptional dictionary tool.
Le Grand dictionnaire terminologique from the Office québecoise de la languge française.
Le site Grammaire Française - BEPP from the Centre hypermédia des ressources didactiques de l'Université Laval
Educnet: TICE - français et langues anciennes : pedagogical practices site.
GreatSong.net music at http://www.greatsong.net/, musique en français.
Les Trois Suisses & La Redoute are major online department store catalogs.
La fnac - magasin de médias: livres, disques, vidéos, cédéroms: online catalog.
FSL Activities with M. Renaud - French activities for young learners, parents and teachers - tips for students or parents, great links, online activities, printouts, games, songs and more.
The île en île page by Sylvie Roussel-Gaucheran and Thomas C. Spear presents information about the francophone islands found around the world.
French exams including the French Baccalaureat : corrigés du bac.
Cyberpapy : intergenerational online educational support in French and Spanish.
Takatrouver : Site éducatif pour les jeunes Français.
Lettres.net is a site for the study and teaching of French for the French.
Le VTI-Bruges visite Paris is a site by French teacher Christophe Laroy from Belgium with photos, videos, and interactive exercises. Some questions/instructions are in Dutch, but most are in French.
Préparer le bon itinéraire avec Mappy : This site will help you plan an automobile trip in France. ViaMichelin is a similar site.
CodeExpert is an online French written test for a driver's license.
The Color dictionary at pourpre.com is an amazing online dictionary of colors in French. Everything you always wanted to know about colors but were afraid to ask.
French for Business and Economics: The Internet Sourcebook - a business French site and link collection at CLEAR (The Center for Language Education And Research).
The Moo français is a virtual francophone community now at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Alice - Annuaire des sites francophones : Francophone WWW sites grouped by categories.
Creating French Culture - Library of Congress exhibit: Treasures from the Bibliothèque nationale de France contains an extensive collection of images.
L'Ambassade de France in Washington D.C. has a kids' page about France in English.
L'Ambassade du Canada in Washington D.C.
The French Prime Minister home page is an excellent source of information about the French government but also about many aspects of French history and the European Union.
The Dirigeant principal de l'Information offers a direct link in French to services of various government agencies in Canada and its provinces.
Portail officiel du gouvernement du Québec.
Bibliothèque et archives Canada.
Musée canadien des civilisations is an extensive site providing access to "Archéologie, ethnologie, culture traditionelle, histoire, histoire vivante, histoire militaire; Musée canadien des enfants; Musée national de la poste; Bibliothèque et archives du
Musée."
Réseau des sports offers current news about sports from Canada and around the world in French.
Afrique francophone - links from CUNY.
InfoNation: Statistical information about members of the United Nations - en français.
The Euro page include lots of information and images about the curency.
HAPAX: French Resources on the Web features links to French-related resources on the Web of interest to university-level teachers and student.
The French Ministère des Affaires Etrangères has an excellent WWW page including information on geography, society, history, food, education, europe, economy, etc.
For a connection to French culture try Le Ministère de la culture.
Les Pages Jaunes (France Telecom service) is the France télécom free online telephone directory including both yellow pages and white pages.
France Pratique is a very rich source of practical information about contemporary France. Culture, education, travel, law, family, social security, housing, work, etc.
AdmiNet : the French connection was developed by Christian Scherer of the French Ministry of Industry and by the Ecole des Mines de Paris. Its purpose is to provide free access to public information.
Marie Ponterio's Civilisation française online teaching modules include original images, audio cues, and digital videos for lessons on a wide range of topics: cuisine, culture, social change, school, economy, Europe, holidays, family life, housing, history, religion, social security, symbols, transportation, vacation. A "voyage virtuel" uses an interactive map of France to provide information, images, and links for cities and regions throughout France.
Janice Paulsen's Quartier français du village planétaire is so well organized that it is one of the most useful sites around. For example, take a look at the Musées et Expositions Virtuelles.
Pete Jones shares cooperative learning projects in cooperative learning in the French class.
Michael Lastinger's les Saucissons chauds links to a great variety of pages of interest to students of French civilization.
The TV5 site , the international Francophone television channel in Canada, includes the schedule as well as information about programming and aides for French teachers.
Radio France includes France Info (Flash, Journal, and Live), France Inter, France Culture, France Bleu, etc. via RealAudio or Media Player.
Radio France Internationale provides online audio of news updates every 3 hours on France Info Express in addition to other RFI radio services (chroniques & magasines).
Launch: Music on Yahoo France includes links to online radio stations from France..
Europe 1 includes online news (text and audio) and live radio from Europe 1.
French TV - TF 1 - France 2 - France 3 - Canal + - ARTE - M6
Radio-Canada provides radio and television using RealMedia..
Centre National d'Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou presents the museum.
CyberScol offers links to francophone Internet resource lists for Canadian schools.
La Toile du Québec Guides provide lots of links to resources covering a wide range of topics.
AUDIOSUP.NET presents RealAudio lectures from French universities.
Meteo France provides information about weather in French.
Le WebMuseum formerly the WebLouvre by Nicolas Pioch is now located at many sites around the world. You can find other sites in the US, Australia, Japan, and now even in France! Choose the one nearest to you.
Centre des monuments nationaux is a fantastic site about monuments all over France. Great info, great photos.
Paris Interactive is a multimedia tour of the City of Lights.
The official site of Le Louvre includes a virtual reality tour and a presentation of some of the works in the collection.
This Louvre site includes opening times and a floor plan in addition to photos of the art.
La Page de l'Hexagone prepared by Andrée Grandjean-Levy at Cornell University has many links to French resources for teachers and students.
Premiers pas sur Internet These "first steps on the Internet" are just right for kids.
Internet pour les momes - comptines has a large number of children's songs.
Comptines pour l'école maternelle has a variety of songs and provides partial audio for some of them.
L'Atlas national du Canada en ligne offers a variety of on-line maps of Canada illustrating aspects of Canadian geography.
The Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc prehistoric cave paintings, discovered in December 1994 in the Ardèche region of France, were put on-line on January 24, 1995 by the French Ministry of Culture! This web page displays photographs taken in the caves and includes a text describing the site. It was one of the earliest web sites that sparked the interest of French teachers around the world. See as well the Lascaux cave site.
Eric Ranguin's Histoire : Le Cyber-Guide des sites historiques is an excellent historical site including sections on PREHISTOIRE ET ANTIQUITE - MOYEN AGE ET RENAISSANCE - XVIIe, XVIIIe et XIXe - XXe - METHODOLOGIE - NOUVELLE FRANCE, CANADA, ACADIE ET QUEBEC.
Le Site de l' encyclopédie QUID includes up-to-date information and statistics on everything French. Also see l'INSEE for statistics about France.
Project for American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language (ARTFL), University of Chicago. Here is a site that allows you to search Diderot's and d'Alembert's Encyclopédie by keyword.
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The AATG American Association of Teachers of German has its own WWW page that includes information for AATG members as well as electronic resources for German.
Der Spiegel, the German magazine, is accessible on-line.
Deutsch Welle is another interesting site for German instructors.
The Goethe Institute is the German Cultural Institute with a wide variety of resources for teachers of German.
InfoRadio Berlin-Brandenburg - Live radio news in German from public radio in Berlin and Brandenburg.
ORF Radio & TV News & on demand radio.
Radio Züresee - radio in German from Zurich.
Television news in German: der Tagesschau: with audio and video.
German News may be found at this site.
Berlin and the two Germanies (1945-1990) and German Unification, Five Years After (1989-1994) are presentations that were originally slide shows, meant for a general college audience by Adi Hofmann of Santa Rosa Junior College.
Deutsche Datenquellen is an on-line catalog of German links by subject.
Andreas Lixl's German Studies Trails on the Web resource is located at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Colonel Craig's WWW Links for German is another fine collection.
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The American Association Teachers of Italian (AATI) newsletter.
C.I.A.O. Cultural Italian American Organization is a page for students interested in Italy and Italian culture at the U. of Michigan.
Notizie dall'Italia e dal Mondo - On-line news from Italy and from the World.
The RAI has a very rich site with a wide variety of services including RealAudio programming and text of news in Italian.
There is also an RAI-Junior site for children.
RAI Televideo News, weather, and other services in Italian.
Radio Dimensione Suono Network: Radio online from Italy.
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Jim Breen's WWWJDIC Japanese-English Dictionary Server includes useful information about setting up a Japaqnese environment for your browser. Monash Univ. is home of the EDICT Japanese-English dictionary project.
Welcome to Keiko Schneider's Bookmarks has a version in English and also in Japanese if your software can handle it.is rich in information about learning Japanese and has a great collection of Japanese language learning tools on the Web.
The Japan Forum : TJF.
Resources for Japanse Language Learning and Teaching from Purdue
Resources on Teaching Japanese - The Japan Foundation Japanese-Language Institute,Urawa
Japanese / Teaching and learning resources - NSW Department of Education and Training
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Electronic Resources for Classicists: The Second Generation by Maria C. Pantelia at the University of California, Irvine is an amazingly extensive collection.
The Perseus Digital Library at Tufts University.
Diotima: Materials for the Study of Women and Gender in the Ancient World.
The Texas Classical Association is a good resource for Latin teachers. This site also has a practice test for the Latin ExCET (for certification in Texas), as well as articles from award-winning journal, _Texas Classics in Action_.
Latin Dictionary and Grammar Aid by Lynn H. Nelson is located in the Notre Dame Archives.
The Internet Ancient History Sourcebook is part of the Internet History Sourcebooks Project..
The Encyclopedia Mythica site is a collection of information about mythologies in many areas of the ancient world.
Forum Romanum, a project by David Camden, is a site for Latin resources.
The Forum Romanum site is an on-line resource project funded by the VRoma NEH grant.
The LATINTEACH WWW site is associated with the LATINTEACH e-mail discussion forum for Latin teachers.
Classics at Oxford is an excellent starting point for finding resources for classical languages.
The Contexts for Classics is the web resource page of the Department of Classical Studies at the University of Michigan.
There is also a Classics Page at Ad Fontes Academy.
Nuntii Latini is an Internet radio station in Latin from Finland.
Armarium Labyrinthi: Labyrinth Latin Bookcase is an extensive collection of texts in Latin from the Labyrinth project at Georgetown.
VRoma is a virtual community for the teaching of Classics. It includes a MOO modeled after the ancient city of Rome, and it is a collection of and filter for internet resources.
The professional resources page at U. of Kentucky includes discussion lists, professional organizations, and meta-sites about the classical world.
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Portuguese Language page includes a wide variety of resources.
Radio Comercial offers on-line radio broadcasts in Portuguese.
CBN Cultura am/fm presents live online broadcasts in Portuguese from Brazil.
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The AATSEEL (American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages) page is an interesting professional resource.
Bucknell Russian page: includes very good online reasources.
Library of Congress Soviet Archives Exhibit.
REESweb is a great site for Russian and East European Studies Internet Resources.
Pravda is a Russian daily newspaper.
ITAR-TASS Russian news agency.
Nezavisimaya gazeta the Russian independent daily newspaper.
Russian dictionary with sounds and images! by Sarah Withee is quite beautifully done.
Andreas Lixl's Slavic Studies Trails on the Internet, including Polish, Russian, and Ukrainian Trails are located at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Relcom ON-LINE services is an Internet provider in Russia.
RussNet is a national Russian language field resource with online learning modules.
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The AATSP American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese has an official home page
Si'Spain is cite proposed by the Spanish embassy in Canada.
Consejería de Educación comes to us from the Spanish ministry of education.
Consejería de Educación at the Embassy of Spain in London, supports the teaching of Spanish language and culture with services and online publications.
El Corte Inglès department store online catalog.
Spanish as a Second Language is an online resources page from the Canadian Association of
Second Language Teachers.
Lingüística is an online grammar resources from the American School of Madrid.
Check out the variety of links in the Spanish online page by Eva Easton.
TECLA is a text magazine written for learners and teachers of Spanish produced weekly during the UK academic year that posts news from the Spanish-speaking world, along w/vocabulario and exercises for same.
Launch: La Música en Yahoo! Site for access to online music & music videos in Spanish.
ChileVision online news and live television from Chile using the RealVideo Player.
Onda Cero LA RADIO EN VIVO is radio station from Spain that you can listen to online.
Cadena Cope Ultimas noticias y Radio en directo : Live online radio and news from Spain.
Radio National de España - Radio Uno & Radio Exterior live.
Radio Televisión de Andalucía is live radio from Canal Sur.
Caracol Colombia live radio Bogota, Colombia - news, sports, talk.
Spanish resources - University of Connecticut.
LatinWorld search engine for Iberoamerica and the Caribbean.
Centro Virtual Cervantes destinada a los profesores de español como segunda lengua.
Jean LeLoup's Taller hispano contains activity modules using authentic materials and Internet resources designed around themes such as the individual, the family, leisure activities, schools, pets, clothing and shopping, food and drink, government, time, weather, months, etc.
EL PAIS is the electronic edition of the Spanish newspaper.
EL Mundo is the electronic edition of the Spanish newspaper.
La Estrella Digital is the electronic edition of the Spanish newspaper.
La Jornada is an electronic edition of this daily newspaper from Mexico.
Proceso is an electronic edition of this magazine from Mexico with sections on politics, economics, international news, culture, liesure, and sports.
La Nacion is an electronic edition of this daily newspaper from Costa Rica.
Web Compjugador is another on-line Spanish verb conjugation program.
Diccionarios is a listing of on-line dictionaries for the Spanish language. This is a part of LA PÁGINA DEL IDIOMA ESPAÑOL.
Diccionarios.com - a variety of online Spanish and multilingual dictionaries..
Ministerio de Cultura - The Spanish culture ministry site.
Museo Nacional Centro De Arte Reina Sofia - is a wonderful presentation of the museum allowing the visitor to examine the contents of individual rooms.
Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza - presents the museum's collection with explanatory text for each work.
Web de Mexico (formerly "Arte y cultura Mexicana") - mantenido por La Universidad de Guadalajara.
Mexico Web - A Yahoo-type web classification and search engine for Mexico..
UT-LANIC : University of Texas -- Latin American Network Information Center.
Find out about MundoHispano, the Spanish language learning Moo, now at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Red Académica Uruguaya - Enlaces has a collection of Spanish language links.
Cine Magazine is a Spanish language cinema reference.
TennesseeBob also has collected Spanish Language and Hispanic Cultures @ Globe-Gate.
Learn other languages in Spanish:
La Mansión del Inglés by Craig Wealand & Domingo Blanco is a site in Spanish for learning English.
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