Online resources for language and culture
Are you interested in exploring online resources for language and culture? Indiana colleges and organizations have provided these materials for free.
- Language and culture videos, Indiana University CIBER - Watch videos to get an introduction to the language and culture of a given country or region. Focus is on less commonly taught languages such as Arabic, Hungarian, and Swahili.
- World Language Festival Virtual Academy, Indiana University - Register for free access to live language lessons and self-study language and culture lessons. Learners can get digital badges after completing each individual lesson, and pathway badges through completing multiple lessons.
- Culture series, LUNA - Listen as people from numerous backgrounds share their personal culture.
- Language cultural notebooks and tools, Marian University - Find resources for French, German, Spanish, and Latin language and culture.
- Language learning tip sheets, Valparaiso University Language Resource Center - Use these "Get Better" tips for studying languages including Chinese, Japanese, and Greek.
- Language pamphlets, IU Center for Languages of the Central Asian Region - Find an overview on Central Asian languages such as Buryat and Tatar with information on who speaks the language, where it is spoken, and unique linguistic features.
- Alphabet charts, IU Center for Languages of the Central Asian Region - Access these downloadable charts with transcription and sound examples, IPA symbols, and letter names for the alphabets of Central Asian languages including Mongolian and Uzbek.
- Language Asset Repository, Indiana University - Find language materials that have been shared by IU instructors.