http://www.gramota.ru/ - Unique source in case a student needs to ask a grammar question from a specialist; also find etymology, check spelling, find books. Tongue twisters, games, language conferences, and much more!
T he best possible collection of literary Russian works, starting from 16th. You can also find every book that was published two days ago.
http://library.pressdisplay.com/pressdisplay/viewer.aspx - press display of Russian press. Read today newspapers on-line! They can be used for the scheming-scanning task in class, as well as recourse of authentic and up-to-date target language.
http://music.privet.ru/ - download your favorite Russian music for free!
http://rutube.ru/ - Russian Youtube! Find videos you’ve been looking for and couldn’t find on Youtube.
http://video.yandex.ru/ - similar video finder!
http://www.webtelek.com/ - subscribe to Russian TV online. Watch it for pleasure, develop your listening comprehension, assign your students to watch it, introduce them to the series, that might potentially grab their attention.
http://www.hermitagemuseum.org/html_Ru/index.html - The Hermitage! Go and take a virtual tour around one of the most famous museums in the world. Learn the language within the content of art.
http://www.rusflag.ru/ -Learn about the history, symbolism, and current Russian flag
www.anki.com – neat program to learn words
http://slovari.yandex.ru/ -translate back and forth!
http://web.uvic.ca/hrd/hotpot/ - an easy way for teachers to create language tasks, like crosswords, gap-filling exercises and more. Explore!
Hi!
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to say that your idea to subscribe to Russian TV online is clever! I opened up the page, and obviously could not read the Russian text, but how much would it cost? That would be my only worry. But ideally, this would be great if a learner subscribed. Fun, interactive, and pleasant. This would be something I would encourage my learners to do (or if not) encourage the parents! Perhaps we could pick a TV series to follow throughout the semester...
-Betsy
I love that your first site has a link the etymology- great stuff.
ReplyDeleteYes, newspapers online. I love it!
That helps my Spanish a lot.
I try to keep up with the papers in Barcelona and also watch the national TV station free online. We live in such a connected world now.
I love it!
Betsy,
ReplyDeleteit is 15 dollars a month. To me it seems very affordable especially if it is your major. To order Russian channels in Austin would cost 15 per channel.
Dirt cheap:)
Thank you for comments!