Polish Online
The interactive e-learning platform polski.info will help you to learn the basic elements of Polish – the second most widely spoken Slavic language after Russian – and all of that […]
The interactive e-learning platform polski.info will help you to learn the basic elements of Polish – the second most widely spoken Slavic language after Russian – and all of that […]
The purpose of this project is to offer teachers educational strategies for cosmopolitan engagement, diversity education, philosophical inquiry as well as the practical employment of these principles in classrooms. The […]
The goal of the site was to offer a free German course, for use not only in schools and universities, but also for those who wish to self-study. Thanks to […]
This project (2016-2019) is a free-of-charge application for multilingual children from the age of five. It helps children develop their vocabulary and practice reading and writing. Children who use one […]
A website for self-learning Russian, modeled on the successes of Slovake.eu, Deutsch.info, Mluvtecesky.net and other websites. It contains a complete course for levels A1 and A2, dictionaries, grammar articles, and […]
This provocatively named project aims to draw attention to the dangers of online pornography and sexting for children and teenagers. Sexting is the mutual sending and receiving of intimate photos […]
This project acts as a continuation of the project “Cybermobbing”, extending the content of cyberhelp.eu to cover modern issues such as sexting and personal data protection, problems which pose the […]
A multilingual website to teach the Slovak language to foreigners. The project is supported by the EU agency EACEA (“Lifelong learning” program) and was launched in March 2011. The website […]
“Cybermobbing” is one of our projects which are unrelated to learning languages. During two years, a multilingual website will be created with instructions, information and warnings about the dangers of […]
This project comprises the creation of a website to teach a the Czech language at the general A1 and A2 levels, as well as through a B1 level course specially […]