We created a matrix to display the most popular free online language learning sites on the web today. If you would like to view the matrix (in PDF format) and print it out, click on the link below: compare_online_lang_software.pdf
A student worker of mine recently recommended a site that she uses for her Chinese course. It’s an English-Chinese online dictionary called Nciku. What’s great about this site is that not only is it a text dictionary, but it also … Continue reading
I recently came across the Shakespeare Quartos Archive. It is a digital online archive that “is a digital collection of pre-1642 editions of William Shakespeare’s plays. A cross-Atlantic collaboration has also produced an interactive interface for the detailed study of … Continue reading
Maggwire is a free site where you can search for free magazine articles either by topic or by keywords. You can also search for articles based off of the publication. There are many publications to search including popular magazines like … Continue reading
I recently came across this site that provides rare international films that you can watch for free online. The World Cinema Foundation is a non-profit organization that is “dedicated to preserving and restoring neglected films from around the world – … Continue reading