Faculty Projects

EGARC provides instructors with access to and training in new instructional technologies. We also provide technical support for grant and research projects focusing on languages, cultures and the use of technology in the humanities classroom. This support can range from the use of portable equipment for collecting materials, to scripting and graphic design assistance for web-based projects, to basic audio and video editing, to consultation on best practices. Faculty interested in pursuing such projects are encouraged to meet with the Director early in the planning process to find out what resources are available both at EGARC and across campus.

Acesso
Acceso

A media-rich curriculum for students in intermediate Spanish that answers the MLA's call for the development of "transcultural and translingual competence" and serves as a platform for collaboration among instructors learning about technology.

Don't Deny My Voice
Don't Deny My Voice

A fifteen-month program funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities responding to the resurgence of interest in and production of contemporary African American poetry.

French à la mode
French à la mode

Activities for French learners at the beginning and intermediate levels that are intended to be used in conjunction with any curriculum. The interactive nature of many of the activities also make the site suitable for independent study or practice.

El español en los Estados Unidos
El español en los Estados Unidos

Supplementary materials for students in beginning Spanish that focus on issues of cultural identity of Spanish speakers in the United States. Includes glossed readings, extensive multimedia content and flash-based comprehension questions.

Между нами
Между нами: An Interactive Introduction to Russian

A web-based “textbook” of Russian language and culture organized around the experiences of four American students who spend an academic year in the Russian Federation.

Making the Wright Connection
Making the Wright Connection

Making the Wright Connection is a fifteen-month program funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities that explores Richard Wright and his influence on the American idiom.

Russia's Great War
Russia's Great War and Revolution

Website component of a decade-long multinational scholarly project that will fundamentally transform understanding of Russia's "continuum of crisis" in the early twentieth century.

Вітає Українска!
Вітає Українська!

Materials designed for intermediate-level students in the KU Ukrainian Studies program that are also suitable for self-instruction. Includes glossed texts with accompanying audio, comprehension questions, and links to multimedia content from around the web.

Kansas Religion
Religion in Kansas Oral History Project

Web archive of oral histories collected by KU students from a wide range of Kansas religious groups, including Catholics, Methodists, Swedenborgians, Amish, Old Order Brethren, Quakers, Spiritualists, Christian Scientists and many others. 

Chinese Placement Exam
Chinese Placement Exam

An online exam with listening comprehension, reading comprehension and grammar components in either simplified or traditional Chinese. Required for students new to KU who wish to continue their study of Chinese.

Japanese Placement Exam
Japanese Placement Exam

An online exam with listening comprehension, reading comprehension and grammar components. Required for students new to KU who wish to continue their study of Japanese.

Italian 335 Gallery
Italy and the Italians I Gallery

This web-based photo gallery is used in Professor Jan Kozma's ITAL335 course and contains images of Italian geography, history, architecture and culture. Login access is reserved for students enrolled in ITAL335.

Italian 335 Gallery
Italy and the Italians II Gallery

This web-based photo gallery is used in Professor Jan Kozma's ITAL336 course and contains images of Italian art, literature, cinema and cuisine. Login access is reserved for students enrolled in ITAL336.

This page last modified April 10, 2013.


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