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Arc90, the team behind Readability, is today introducing Readlists, a new website / web app that lets you create your own ebooks from your favorite articles online. The concept is simple: click "create Readlist," paste in whichever URLs you'd like in your book, add a title and custom descriptions, and share. You can export your book in either the near-universal ePub format, or send it directly to your Kindle. Sharing options are pretty standard - each readlist has a public URL for viewing, and a public edit link which you can send to people you want to collaborate with. There's also an embed tool that lets you add lists to your website or blog."

My name is Penny Coutas and I am an EdD Candidate in the School of Education. My research involves exploring the use of ICTs for learning and teaching Languages in Western Australian government high schools. My main research website is at http://www.exploringthehyper.net, which should be up and running shortly! I'll be posting interesting websites, tools, and resources to this blog as I come across them during my studies at Murdoch.

Website that gives several methods of testing what verison of Java you have. Useful for making sure you have the right plug-ins to run various websites.

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

This page offers information about some common corpus tools and links to resources on the web: * Online search in corpora * Online full-text search in books * Text and media archives * Online text/corpus analysis tools * Offline text/corpus analysis tools (concordancers) * Further resources * Corpus linguistics websites

Website with a verb list and conjugation tables

Conatins links to websites that can help with Latin Study

This is an interesting website for French starters.

Japanese children's website - good reading material for learners.

This website cites a long list of excellent Latin resources, including dictionaries. There are also links to the news and weather in Latin.

Website that sells Japanese eBooks and accepts foreign credit cards. There are also quite a few free titles, including cases where first book in manga series is free, etc.

Interactive multimedia website that introduces learners to the Russian alphabet.

Website for learning to type in Korean. You can practice alphabet, word, sentences here but everything is in Korean.

" The coolest dictionary known to hombre! Enter website address to make all words on that page clickable. Try our dictionary! More than 8 million translations in 11 languages. Lingro remembers all the words you look up, so you can easily review and study them. "

This website contains useful resources in Chinese teaching and learning. You can read Chinese articles for learners at different levels; the pronunciation and strokes of all the words in these articles are available for learners.

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

"WeSpeke (www.wespeke.com) is a free, unique and innovative language website and cultural exchange for teachers and students. WeSpeke is designed as a free-time resource to help improve the efficiency of foreign language acquisition and practice amongst language learners and focuses on supporting the language education curriculum across the conversation continuum including; Messaging (asynchronous communications) Chat (synchronous and asynchronous communications) Audio (real time conversations) Video + Audio (full peer-to-peer language immersion and cultural exchange)"

"The Global WordNet Organization is pleased to post information about wordnets on its website and welcomes submissions reporting on relevant work. Strictly commercial efforts will not be posted. Open source efforts are strongly encouraged. We only post links to resources that follow the wordnet design, which includes * links to WordNet (Princeton or others that are linked to PWN); * WN structure (minimally: synset, hyponymy) "

Chinese Savvy is a website community where members can share tips and have access to different tools for Chinese language learning.

Note: two of the LRC Staff love Jay Chou: Lilian and Garlim\nThis is a website with all Jay Chou's songs and lyrics, so you can learn and sing along! \nCourtesy - LRC Language Fellow Garlim Zhou