Professional Organizations

Professional organizations set standards for learners, teachers, and programs, but they also provide a lot of resources and give you ways to connect with others and share your work. 

Look at the big national and international organizations, but also look for your regional and state organizations for foreign language teaching, national and local organizations for each language (the “AATs” in the U.S.), organizations that are relevant to your context like CBHLS, and the national Language Resource Centers around the U.S., which each have a different focus.

Comprehensive lists of organizations: 

National and international organizations:

Remote Learning and Teaching

If you want to see a list of language teaching resources specifically for remote and online learning: 

If you want to see recommendations that went out to teachers in Spring 2020… and are still useful today: 

Language Learning Resources at MSU

MSU Library Research Guide to Language Learning Resources

http://libguides.lib.msu.edu/languagelearning 

National Foreign Language Resource Centers

There are Title IV language resource centers all over the U.S., each specializing in different languages and aspects of language teaching and learning. This page provides introductions to all of them, as well as a search engine that accesses resources from all of them:

www.nflrc.org

Open Educational Resources

COERLL Language Resource Center at the University of Texas at Austin

These two links go to terrific summaries of OER language teaching resources, many of them curated and highly searchable:

FLLITE Project

Foreign Language Literacy in the Everyday

The FLLITE Approach (project sponsored by COERLL and CERCLL)

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