A website called UniLang offers free language resources for a large number of languages. You can also view resources by the type (video, flashcards, audio, courses, games, etc.). Some of the videos are hosted on public places like YouTube, but … Continue reading
The British Library is planning to offer 19th Century first editions for free download targeted toward use on the Amazon Kindle. 65,000 rare first editions of 19th Century fiction should be available for the public this spring.http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/books/booknews/7181012/British-Library-to-offer-19th-Century-first-editions-for-free-download-on-Amazon-Kindle.html
From Perdue University comes ThoughtArk, a collaborative online scholarly bibliographic bookmarking site. From their ‘About’ page: An open source, free web application and collaborative space that utilizes the search behaviors of the users to determine the value of various bibliographic … Continue reading
This may have been mentioned on this blog before, but it doesn’t hurt to point it out again. 5 Card Stories is an experiment on the NMC site that allows you to select a thread of five Flickr images which … Continue reading
The Akira Kurosawa Archive is a website that hosts around 20,000 items that contain manuscripts, screenplays, clippings, photos, notes, and other items about the director. The Japanese director was famous for directing the films Rashomon, Seven Samurai, and Ikiru. The … Continue reading