NAATC meeting; Czech teaching materials display

[Jeff Holdeman]

In case this is the situation for others as well, this information can be
found on the the Slavic and East European Less Commonly Taught Languages
Project (The SEEL Project) website in the Czech section:
http://www.slavic.ohio-state.edu/people/holdeman/czech
http://www.slavic.ohio-state.edu/people/holdeman/czech/main.htm


A vast array of teaching materials can be found on the site, including what
you are requesting:

Textbooks
http://www.slavic.ohio-state.edu/people/holdeman/czech/textbook.htm

Dictionaries
http://www.slavic.ohio-state.edu/people/holdeman/czech/dict.htm


These pages are encoded for Central European fonts.  To view them with the
correct diacritics (if you do not already have CE fonts installed in your
web browser), you can follow the directions on the set-up page:
http://www.slavic.ohio-state.edu/people/holdeman/czech/before.htm


As for Susan Kresin's textbook, perhaps she will be able to answer the
question herself.  I will forward your query to her.


Jeff Holdeman
Founder and Resource Developer

Mark Lauersdorf
Outreach Coordinator and Asst. Resource Developer

The SEEL Project
http://www.slavic.ohio-state.edu/people/holdeman/seelproj


>I would appreciate a list of the newly published texts
>and dictionaries since I will not be able to attend
>the meeting. Will such a list be compiled? Is a second
>volume to the Kresin textbook being planned?
>Dekuji predem za odpoved.
>
>--- Jeff Holdeman <holdeman.2 at osu.edu> wrote:
>> The North American Association of Teachers of Czech
>> (NAATC) would like to
>> announce its annual business meeting at the AATSEEL
>> National Convention in
>> Chicago.  The brief meeting will take place on
>> Wednesday, December 29 at
>> 5:30 pm, immediately after the NAATC literature
>> panel (29D-1: 3:15-5:15 pm)
>> in a location to be determined at a later date.  All
>> members and other
>> interested parties are encouraged to attend.
>>
>> Following the meeting in the same conference room,
>> there will be a display
>> of Czech teaching materials.  About 200 recent
>> textbooks, dictionaries, and
>> grammars will be available for browsing by NAATC
>> members and the general
>> public.  The display will begin with a short
>> discussion of the materials
>> and an informal question-and-answer session.  The
>> display will be open for
>> a few hours following the meeting.  This will be a
>> unique chance to examine
>> and compare these materials first-hand, as well as
>> to socialize with fellow
>> colleagues in Czech studies.
>>
>> The location of the meeting and display (different
>> from the NAATC
>> literature panel) will appear in the update of the
>> conference program, to
>> be made available in Chicago.  There will also be
>> posters around the hotel
>> and on the conference announcement board with the
>> suite name.
>>
>
>
>=====
>
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