Latest news
The E@I Team is working intensively on the preparation of LingvaFest’2026
Enthusiastic about last year’s successful edition of the LingvaFest’ festival, which attracted more than 4300 participants, the E@I team members are already working intensively to prepare the next edition of […]
Polyglot Gathering 2026 once again in Brno, Czech Republic
E@I is currently finalizing preparations for the 11th edition of the Polyglot Gathering 2026, which will begin on May 27 in Brno, Czech Republic. It is one of the world’s […]
Polyglot Gathering 2024 in Prague, Czech Republic
Already for the 9th time, the Polyglot Gathering took place this year in Prague, Czech Republic, at the University of Economics and Business (VŠE). From May 15th to 19th, the […]
Projects
>Russian Online
Russian Online — 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 listening and reading materials. For business people, there is a preparatory section with useful information about business in Russia. The project is being built under the Erasmus+ programme.
>Slovake.eu
Slovake.eu — 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 was built on the basis of experience gained in lernu.net and other Internet projects. The second phase of the project began in November 2013; a B-level course and some new features will be added.
>Cybermobbing
Cybermobbing — "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 the digital world, primarily intended for children and teenagers. This project is completely compatible with the activities of E@I, which is specialized in "Education on the Internet" — thus educating young people about the dangers of the Internet (and the people who misuse it) is a really appropriate and relevant initiative in today's world.
>Lingvo.info
Lingvo.info — A multilingual educational website will cover topics of languages, promote existing web-based courses, and demonstrate that languages can be both fun and useful.
>lernu!
lernu! — Home of a multilingual Esperanto course, aimed at those who are interested in learning Esperanto. As well as courses at different levels, the site contains dictionaries, a grammatical overview, spoken stories with pictures, an instant messenger and more.
>Deutsch.info
Deutsch.info — Multilingual website for teaching German to non-German speakers. The project was supported by the EU agency EACEA （"lifelong study" program) and launched in 2013. The website was created based on the experience with lernu.net, slovake.eu and other Internet projects. There were 8 partners from 6 countries participating in the project, and it was available in 9 languages when it was launched.
PMEG 2020
Evoluo de paradigmoj en scienco kaj tekniko
toki pona en 76 ilustritaj lecionoj (2013)