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Find out American cities at Citynet.
(10/03/99) The front page has a
useful map of the U.S.
FUN and GAMES 『English』へ
ESPN
Sports Zone (10/02/99)
The Sporting News
(10/03/99) An
on-line magazine of American sports.
SLAM! (10/03/99) Canadian
Sports News
Official FIFA page
(10/03/99) Soccer
NBA
Page:
(10/03/99) National
Basketball Association
Dilbert
(10/03/99) A
very popular American comic about life in the the senseless
corporate machine.
e.e. cummings page all for himself (10/03/99) Poems of e.e.
cummings-
e.e. cummings life and work (10/03/99) These
pages have biographical information and a few pieces of his work.
The
Teel Family Web Site.
(10/03/99) They live in Alaska,
and each family member has a web page.
Drew's Script-O-Rama (10/03/99) This
site has scripts to many different movies and television shows.
Look for your favorite
Song
Lyrics (10/03/99) Find
the words to your favorite song
NEWS 『English』へ
Stratfor
(04/15/2001)Global
Intelligence Update
EIU (04/15/2001)Economist
Intelligence Unit
ZDNN (04/15/2001)Ziff
Davis News Network
Australia
The Sydney Morning Herald (2/15/2000)
Canada
The Globe and
Mail (2/15/2000)
United Kingdom
The Times (07/16/99)
The Economist (07/16/99)
United States
CNN.com (6/6/2000)
The Christian Science Monitor (10/03/99) (U.S.),
well-known for its in-depth news coverage.
Science News Online (10/03/99) The
Weekly Newsmagazine of Science
CNET.COM
(10/03/99) News
about computers and other things too.
The Newsstand
(10/03/99) Links
to newspapers around the world
The New
York Times (07/16/99)
USA
TODAY (07/16/99)
Los
Angeles Times (07/16/99)
TIME.com (07/11/99)
Newsweek.com (07/11/99)
Weeknde (04/05/99)
DK Publish (04/10/99)
Science (11/14/99)
National Geographic (11/14/99)
Nature (11/14/99)
New Scientist (11/14/99)
Bellerphon Books (04/05/99) The Book of Good Manners
Amazon.com (07/04/99)
Barnes & Noble (07/04/99)
Borders (07/04/99)
Interloc (07/04/99)
Surround (04/05/99)
Muehleisen (04/05/99)
ENGLISH STUDY 『English』へ
Dave's
ESL Cafe
(10/03/99) This
site has a Discussion Center, the Idiom of the Day, and more.
The Collins Cobuild Home Page
(19/03/99) has several useful features
for students of English including:
an On-Line Dictionary and Wordwatchwhich shows how words
are actually used in Britain and the U.S.
Mini-World
Magazine
(10/03/99) on the WWW.
Self-Study Quizzes
(10/03/99) Check
your English vocabulary and grammar skills!
ESL EMPORIUM
(10/03/99) has
idioms, vocabulary quizzes, etc.
Link to Student Discussion Forums(10/03/99)
at Dave's ESL Cafe
TOEIC (04/10/99)
InterFM
(1/3/2000)
タイムエエッセイ (2/13/2000)
Information for People
Living in (Or Planning to Live In) Japan 『English』へ
Japan
Web Navigator (10/03/99)
from the Japan Information Network:
This page has it
all! Links to almost every imaginable aspect of life in Japan,
all neatly
organized by
category.
Tokyo
Life Navigator<
(10/03/99)Another good source of
information.
Rob's Japan FAQ: Know before you go: (10/03/99) Lots of practical
information on topics such as
'the
flight over, immigration, and customs' and 'finding an apartments
and getting utilities.'
Living Guide Japan (10/03/99) Basic
information about visas, earthquakes, and more.
Tokyo Meltdown: Information
about the music scene, food, record stores, and subways in Tokyo.
Studying
Japanese
『English』へ
Nihongo Plaza: (10/03/99)
For students and teachers of Japanese.
Languages of the World by Computers and the Internet.(10/03/99) This site has a brief
explanation of
the Japanese writing
system, how Japanese is encoded on computers, and links for
Japanese study.
Jeff's
Japanese-English Dictionary.(10/03/99)
An on-line dictionary.
Information on how to buy the WordTank Electronic
Japanese-English Dictionary.(10/03/99)
(I
highly recommend it! I use mine everyday.)
On-line
Dictionaries 『本屋の棚』辞書へ
Collin's Cobuild Student Dictionary (10/03/99) This is a dictionary
for learners of English. It has easy-to-understand definitions.
Onelook
Dictionaries: (10/03/99)
From this page, you can consult many different English
dictionaries.
Hypertext Webster Interface: (10/03/99)
This is another site that lets you access many dictionaries at
once. You can
even
look if you are not sure of the spelling of a word. (Just check
'approx', meaning 'approximate').
Jeff's
Japanese-English Dictionary (10/03/99)
On-line
writing guides and manuals 『English』へ
Writing Guidelines for Engineering and Science Students(10/03/99) contains samples and
checklists for writing grant proposals,
lab
reports, journal articles and more.
Writing Exercises
(10/03/99) for
Engineering and Science are useful for all students who want
practice
on
basic grammar, punctuation, choosing titles, and so on.
The Web Page of the Purdue University Writing Lab has
handouts on many topics, including, for example:
Guidelines
for Non-Sexist Language
Uses
of Punctuation
Use
of articles (the and a)
Check out the complete
list of handouts and I'm sure you'll
find something useful.
The Writing: Exercises in Science
page also has information and guidelines which might be useful.
Finally, you might want to look at my list of Common Problems in English Usage.
Links for
Language Teachers:
There's a lot of information out there on the Internet--too
much to list it all. These are just a few links to information
on topics that people often ask me about.
Internet Resources for English Teachers:
『English』へ
Internet TESL Journal:(10/03/99)
This site has articles as well as links to sites with exercises
for students, software, and more.
Dave's ESL Cafe: (10/0/99)
This great site has information for teachers and fun activities
for students.
Intercultural E-Mail Classroom Connections: (10/03/99)This site matches up
teachers who want to arrange e-mail
penpals
or other internet projects for their classes.
The
ESL Loop, (10/03/99)
a 'webring' of pages related to ESL in some way.
Home pages of Teachers' Associations
JACET
(Japan Association of College English
Teachers)
JALT(Japan Association of
Language Teachers)
TESOL
Idformation about Teaching Jobs in Japan 『English』へ
Job listings(10/03/99)
Ohayo Sensei -- I think this
is the best English listing of university jobs in Japan. It also
has language school listings
and URLS for information about Japan.
Ask to have a copy e-mailed to you, or subscribe to the mailing
list.
National Center for Science Information Systems
Directory Search -- NACSIS is part of
the Mombusho (the Japanese Ministry
of Education). This site is a
searchable list of job openings at Japanese universities. Most of
the listings are in Japanese only,
so there are many openings that you
might not see listed on the English-only pages.
LINGUIST List Jobs issues --
Jobs for linguists and applied linguists around the world,
including a surprising number of jobs in Japan.
ESL Job Listings from Dave's ESL Cafe: jobs in Japan and other Asian countries
・ELT News has job listings and a lot of useful
information about working in Japan.
Other Information about Working Conditions in Japan(10/03/99)
Teaching English in Japan --
General information.
Shoji Sugita's Home Page has
information on corporal punishment, teacher dismissals, and more.
AROUND THE WORLD 『English』へ
Lonely Planet On-line (10/03/99)
has information about many different countries.
Excite Destinations
(10/03/99) Information
on cities around the world.
The
China Tour (10/03/99) home
page has lots of info. about tourist spots, airlines in China,
money,
weather information, and more.
Budget Travel Information (10/03/99)
from the Mini-World Website
Universal
Currency Converter (10/03/99) Find
out what 1,000 yen is worth in U.S. dollars, Mexican pesos, etc.
World Map Viewer (10/03/99) You
can focus in on any area on this world map.
Linguistics Links
The Internet is a great resource for linguists, and
probably the best starting point for finding linguistics-related
information is
The Linguist Network. Browse
or search the archives of the discussion lists, and follow
thelinks to many other resources,
from on-line dictionaries to conferences, from software to
dissertation abstracts.
You might also want to check out:
『English』へ
Home pages of some linguistics organizations:(10/03/99)
LSA (Linguistic Society of America)
Summer
Institute of Linguistics This home page
has useful information about electronic resources, and even some
programs
you can
download (e.g., the CONC concordance program).
ICLA (International Cognitive
Linguistics Association)
Linguistics Web Sites in Japan.
A huge list of places to explore.
Linguistics Programs (10/03/99)
Are you thinking about going abroad to study linguistics
or teaching EFL? The Linguist List has a
list of linguistics programs around the world
and Portland State University has a list of Applied Linguistics Links
including links to programs in applied linguistics.
You might also want to check out the individual American
programs below; they are all well-known for linguistics and/or
applied linguistics.
Northwestern
University - Linguistics Department
This is where I (Vicky Muehleisen) went to school! The department
of linguistics is
small, but good,
especially for theoretical linguistics, including semantics,
phonetics and phonology, syntax, and pragmatics.
University of Arizona - Department of Linguistics This school has a large linguistics program.
Univeristy of Hawaii - Linguistics Program This school has a strong applied linguistics program.
University of Indiana - Department of Linguistics This school has a very large linguistics program.
University of Berkeley - Department of Linguistics This department has an eclectic approach to linguistics.
Georgetown University - Department of Linguistics This school is especially strong in applied linguistics
and sociolinguistics.
M.I.T. - Department of Linguistics and Philosophy This is probably the most influential linguistics
department in the U.S.
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