LINGUIST List 7.705

Thu May 16 1996

Sum: German as a Foreign Language

Editor for this issue: Anthony Rodrigues Aristar <aristartam2000.tamu.edu>

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1. "J. Treffers-Daller", German as a foreign language

Two weeks ago I asked a question about a discussion list for German
as a foreign language. This is the summary of the reactions I
received.

Reactions were received from the following people, to each of whom I
am grateful for their willingness to share their information with me.

Peter Kistler pkbdgibm.net
Laurence Kitching Laurence_Kitchingsfu.ca
Suzanne K. Hilgendorf s-hilgenuiuc.edu
Thomas Knapp thomassensoryc.com
Klaus-Boerge Boeckmann boergejupiter.lang.osaka-u.ac.jp
Jorg Roellinghoff Jorg.Roellinghoffping.be
Dorothee Beermann D.A.E.Beermannkub.nl
Margit Waas folwaaccunix.ccu.edu.tw
Andreas Westerhoff Andreas.Westerhoffuni-essen.de
James Kirchner JPKirchneraol.com
Elke Hentschel eloufjdcetus.zrz.TU-Berlin.de


Peter Kistler suggested to visit the following Web sites:
http://www.goethe.de/
http://www.geist.de/
especially sophisticated is the International E-mail Tandem Network.
You find it on:
http://www.slf.ruhr.uni-bochum.de
or:
http://www.tandem.uni-trier.de

Laurene Kitching gave the email addresses of the following two
lists:
deutsche-listecc.umanitoba.ca
in order to subscribe you should send an e-mail to Claus Lappe
<colappecc.umanitoba.ca> asking to subscribe to the above list

or:

the international teachers of German list by asking to Herminio
Schmidt <hschmidtmach1.wlu.ca to subscribe the IDV-NETZ at
<idv-netzmach1.wlu.ca
According to Suzanne Hilgendorf and Klaus-Boerge Boeckmann
you can subscribe to the above list by sending a "Subscribe" command to
 <listprocmach1.wlu.ca> . In the text part of your message you write
: "subscribe idv-netz Vor-nachname". To unsubscribe you write:
"unsubscribe idv-netz".

Klaus-Boerge Boeckmann tells us that the IDV can be visited at the following
 web page:
http://www.wlu.ca/~wwwidv

Suzanne Hilgendorf gave two more addresses,namely:
Institut fuer Internationale Kommunikation der Heinrich Heine
Universitaet Duesseldorf:
http://www.phil-fak.uni-duesseldorf.de/iik

Uebungen und Materialen fuer den Deutschunterricht gibt es bei:
http://castle.uvic.ca/german/149/ (maybe www is missing in this
address?)

Another supposedly good web site with a number of links is
http://www.ualberta.ca/~german/homepage.html

Thomas Knapp suggested for those who can get access to America On
Line Service, that there is an informal discussion room for native
and non-native speakers of German located in the International Cafe.
Maybe search Web directories suchas as Yahoo, Lycos, Web Crawler,
Citynet etc.

that is all for the friends of German as a foreign language.

Best,

Jeanine Treffers-Daller and Helmut Daller