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American Association of Teachers of Arabic (AATA) aims to facilitate communication and cooperation between teachers of Arabic and to promote study, criticism, research and instruction in the field of Arabic language pedagogy, Arabic linguistics and Arabic literature.

This page contains material available free of charge to all Arab Academy visitors. We continuously add and update material to this page so feel free to come back periodically! Includes: Learning Arabic at Arab Academy, 99 Names of Allah Song, Arabic Alphabet, Hajj Rituals, and Learn How to Pray

With 23,000+ students and rates as low as $79/month, Arab Academy's online Arabic courses are your best and most convenient option for learning Arabic.

"Helping students of Arabic understand, self-assess, and improve their oral proficiency What is this guide? This guide is designed to help you understand and improve your Arabic oral proficiency by learning about: What oral proficiency is and how it relates to your language learning goals A set of guidelines that can be used to rate your speaking ability The kind of outcomes you can reasonably expect after different amounts of Arabic study"

This website is a dedicated free resource to students seeking to learn or improve their Arabic online - beginner to advanced level.

Virtual Arabic Keyboard for students who do not have an Arabic Keyboard on their computers

English-Arabic and Arabic-English transliteration - A great tool for someone who does is more used to typing in latin than in arabic

Grammar Resource for Arabic

Arabic - English, English - Arabic dictionary

Website for Arabic learning with fun videos that will help learn vocabulary effectively

"This project involves the construction of an Arabic WordNet, following the development process of Princeton WordNet and Euro WordNet. It utilizes the Suggested Upper Merged Ontology as an interlingua to link Arabic WordNet to previously developed wordnets."

Tips on activating Arabic language keyboards and right-to-left text direction in Windows.

Arabic Alphabets with audio and character placement images

Arabic Grammar in Arabic

Read the news on CNN in Arabic.

Concordance tool for Arabic. Has nice features in results, such as being able to sort by word before or word after the target.

Learn the Arabic characters from Hindi and English characters

The Online Language Environments (OLE) Board is a web based threaded discussion instructional tool that utilizes voice, video and text to replicate the functions of a language lab. OLE is used for, but not restricted to, oral practice, listening comprehension, speaking practice and reading and writing practice. The OLE Board can be used to supplement instruction in face-to-face classes as homework assignments, and can be used in entirely distance classes. CERCLL support provides assistance to improve the technological capabilities and establish the pedagogical strategies of the OLE Board, which has been successfully piloted in French, Arabic, various Indigenous languages and ESL. Specific deliverables for the OLE Board project include templates and pedagogical strategies with examples for Arabic, Persian, Turkish, Japanese, Chinese and Portuguese; online and print user and instructor documentation; lesson plans and use case scenarios; usability studies for further desired improvement; piloting of multi-institutional usage. We also provide for the protocols necessary to integrate the OLE Board for use with course management systems. The OLE Board is being developed as an open-source product that will be available to the wider language instruction community.

This site uses common Arabic songs to make students familiar with phraseology in the Egyptian dialect. I found it quite well explained and useful.

This is a great site with all the videos from the Al-Kitaab DVDs put up. Since every single American student of Arabic uses these books, this should be particularly helpful.