Sponsorship Request Forms

• Student Organization Request Form (PDF)
• Organization Request Form (PDF)

Helpful Links for Language Learners

• Penrose Library at the University of Denver has a number of subscriptions for language-learning programs. To access this material:

1. 1. Visit the library homepage.
   2. Click on the "Databases" tab.
   3. Select "Databases by Subject."
   4. Click on "Languages/Language Learning."
   5. Select "Language Learning—Most Useful."

• The University of Denver Office of Internationalization has a number of study abroad opportunities for students.
• Livemocha is a social networking site for language learners where you can chat with native speakers, complete lessons and exercises, and build friendships.
• Mentira is a choose-your-own-adventure murder mystery app designed to improve Spanish-language pragmatic skills. It's available as a free download for the iPhone and iPod Touch.
• At World Wide Internet TeleVision, you can find streaming TV programming from countries all over the world.
• YellowBridge has innovative study aids for Chinese.
• The Consortium of Latin American Studies Programs keeps a list of Less Commonly Taught Intensive Summer Language Programs.

Helpful Links for Language Teachers

• EducatorCityis a social networking site for foreign language teachers where you can share activities and participate in free webinars.
• The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) has many helpful links to publications and professional development materials.
• SMART Exchange allows teachers to download and share lessons, templates and ideas for SMART Board technology.

• The University of Texas at Austin has professional development modules for foreign language instruction at the high school and college levels.
• The SMaLL Portal shares and reviews resources, tools, activities, and research projects in the field of social media and web technology for world languages.

Workshops

Upcoming Faculty Workshops—to be continued in January 2013:

• iPad orientation
• YouTube
• Photostory

Past Workshops:

• Introduction to SMART Boards
• SMART Boards in the Language Classroom

Other Resources

Netflix

The Center for World Languages and Cultures has a Netflix account with access to stream and order films in 32 languages. Stop by our office to peruse the list of available films.