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Languages

15 Language Learning Tools for Lifelong Learners

December 6, 2009

I realized recently that it has been longer than usual since I have posted anything related to language learning here on Mission to Learn. Here’s a great guest post from Karen Schweitzer to fill that gap – JTC
Reading from a textbook isn’t the only way to learn a foreign language. The web offers a number [...]

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7 Free, Focused Resources for Learning a Little Spanish Without Signing Up

September 14, 2009

I have a specific learning need I am trying to address, and I suspect many others have a similar need. Namely, I need to learn a little Spanish. More accurately, I need to re-learn a little Spanish. I actually studied it as a kid, but well, that was quite a while ago. Now my own [...]

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Top 100 Language Learning Blogs

August 4, 2009

Lexiophiles has issued its annual list of Top 100 Language Blogs. Knowing that most people will probably focus on the top 20 (which, I am happy to say, includes Mission to Learn), I thought I’d take a minute to highlight some of the blogs further down the list I found interesting.
23. Self-Made Scholar. Learn Free.
What [...]

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7 Language Learning Widget Sources

July 26, 2009

Want a way to add a little language learning to your blog or Web site – or in some cases your Facebook, iPhone, or other digital channels? Here are 7 sources for widgets that may fit the bill. (Not sure exactly what a widget is? Check out the explanation from Jim Pettiward on BBC Learning [...]

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Free Language Learning Resources – The Master List

July 9, 2009

Open Culture highlighted this one a couple of weeks ago, but having since spent some time on it, I wanted to make sure to point it out to Mission to Learn readers. UniversitiesandColleges.org’s Master List of Free Language Learning Resources is indeed an impressive list of courses, podcasts, and iPhone applications covering a wide range [...]

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