I'm writing this list as I find the links; feel free to add.
National University
SDSU
Grossmont College Spring 2008 classes language, CCS 147 MIDDLE EAST HISTORY & CULTURE
AA Curriculum and Certificate
Classes available:
UCSD
USD
Palomar College
Fall 2009
ARABIC
~ARAB 101A
ARABIC IA
(3.0 units)
71797
TTh
3-5:50pm
NS-135
SAMIR F
LEC
(Class Number 71797 meets 8/25-10/15)
~ARAB 101B
ARABIC IB
(3.0 units)
Prerequisite: ARAB 101A or one year of high school Arabic
71798
TTh
3-5:50pm
NS-135
SAMIR F
LEC
(Class Number 71798 meets 10/22-12/17)
~ARAB 201A
ARABIC IIIA
(3.0 units)
Prerequisite: ARAB 102B or three years of high school Arabic
73896
MW
5-7:50pm
BE-5
JABARI M
LEC
(Class Number 73896 meets 8/24-10/19)
~ARAB 201B
ARABIC IIIB
(3.0 units)
Prerequisite: ARAB 201A
73897
MW
5-7:50pm
BE-5
JABARI M
LEC
(Class Number 73897 meets 10/21-12/14)
Miramar College
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Friday, September 7, 2007
Resources from other Arabic language courses
CSUSM's LLC page
Palomar College's
Arabic internet resource page.
Georgetown University's Arabic and Islamic Studies program has a page with links.
The University of Georgia offers a major, a minor, and a study abroad program. This page has also has links to Scholarships for Arabic Study Abroad; Online Arabic Books and Downloadable Arabic Library; On-line Arabic Bookstores; Arabic Computing; Arabic Language and Culture Links; Transliteration of Arabic: Rules and Fonts; and Other Islamic Languages Resources.
bjmaclean's lesson in creating a Qasida, as found in Ancient Arabic Poetry
http://www.princeton.edu/~arabic/poetry/index.html Princeton Online Arabic Poetry Project
This project was created by the CIT Academic Technology Services ATS PLACE (http://www.princeton.edu/newmedia/) with the generous support of the Consortium for Language Teaching and Learning (http://www.princeton.edu/online-poetry/). An Arabic module was added in 2000.
http://larcmaterials.sdsu.edu:8080/Materials/Arabic.jsp SDSU's Summer Institute requires advanced students to take an OPI (oral proficiency interview).
Palomar College's
Arabic internet resource page.
Georgetown University's Arabic and Islamic Studies program has a page with links.
The University of Georgia offers a major, a minor, and a study abroad program. This page has also has links to Scholarships for Arabic Study Abroad; Online Arabic Books and Downloadable Arabic Library; On-line Arabic Bookstores; Arabic Computing; Arabic Language and Culture Links; Transliteration of Arabic: Rules and Fonts; and Other Islamic Languages Resources.
bjmaclean's lesson in creating a Qasida, as found in Ancient Arabic Poetry
http://www.princeton.edu/~arabic/poetry/index.html Princeton Online Arabic Poetry Project
This project was created by the CIT Academic Technology Services ATS PLACE (http://www.princeton.edu/newmedia/) with the generous support of the Consortium for Language Teaching and Learning (http://www.princeton.edu/online-poetry/). An Arabic module was added in 2000.
http://larcmaterials.sdsu.edu:8080/Materials/Arabic.jsp SDSU's Summer Institute requires advanced students to take an OPI (oral proficiency interview).
Newsletters: http://larcnet.sdsu.edu/newsletter.php
"LARC at San Diego State University (SDSU), is one of fifteen Title VI funded Language Resource Centers (LRCs). The LRCs were established by Congress in 1989. Their purpose is to improve the teaching and learning of foreign and second languages in the United States."
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CSUSM lecture notes,
free poetry,
San Diego classes
Arabic Language Learning Resources
- LanguageGuide's عربي spoken and written vocabulary
- Sajida Abu Ali's An Internet Hotlist on The Arabic language
- http://www.wordchamp.com/lingua2/Folder.do?packID=24753A rainbow of colors
- The numbers 0 to 10 (Don't be confused by the numerals on the left-hand side of the word-list!)
Global Linguist's Arabic folder for building spoken and written vocabulary (no fee at this time) - An example in Arabic of the Sheltered Initiation Language Learning (SILL), created by Zev bar-Lev of San Diego State University.
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