Russian Resources on the Internet
Artemi Romanov · IALLT Journal of Language Learning Technologies · 2019
The explosive growth of foreign language resources on the Internet has been reflected in the Network Update column of th e [ALL Journnl over the last severa l years.However, as an instructor of Russian language, I was somewhat disappointed that the discussion lists dealing with Russian and other Slavic languages, as well as numerous Russian sites on the Inte rnet, have not even been mentioned in th e column.That prompted me to write this brief report.Russian Lists The American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East Vol.28, No.3 Europea n Languages sponsors SEELANGS, a BITNET list where Russian and East European languages and literatures are discussed not only by America n scholars, but also by European and Russian colleagues.A subscriber can expect to receive be tween 10 and 30 messages a day.The topics under discussion include textbooks, enrollments, methods of teaching, upcomin g conferences and advertising of exchange prog rams .Contributio ns are mostly in Englis h, but occasionally appear in Latini zed Cyri lli c.To subsc ribe, contact: [email protected].(Ed itor's Note: for this, alld mosl lislservs, YOII send a lIIessage 10 Ihe given address, pllftillg nothillg ill the sllbject field, alld fypillg the fo llowillg all Ihe fi,-sl alld ollly lille of Ihe message itself: SUB SEELANGS Johll Doe.SUB is the COllllllnlld to sllbscribe, fo llowed by the lIallle of Ihe fist, alld thell by YOllr OWII lIallle.)