• CALICO (Computer Assisted Language Instruction COnsortium) lists some conferences and summer schools, especially those related to computer-assisted language training.

 
• CILT, The Centre for Information on Language Teaching and Research, at 20 Bedfordbury, London WC2N 4LB, holds many short courses, seminars, and conferences for teachers of languages. 

 
• International Association of Applied Linguistics Congress Calendar 

 
• Nordic Linguistic Bulletin.  Many schedules can be found through searching the recent issues of the Bulletin (New URL).

((PLEASE NOTE:  Some of these sites are commercial in nature, offering products or services for linguists.))

 
• Computer E-mail lists for Individual Languages, or, The List of Language Lists, Prepared by Michael Everson 

 
• Dictionaries! Dictionaries, texts and research studies for linguists for over 200 languages of the world.  Visit the bookshoppe.

 
• The Ethnologue is a catalogue of more than 6,700 languages spoken in 228 countries. The Ethnologue Name Index lists over 39,000 language names, dialect names, and alternate names. The Ethnologue Language Family Index organizes languages according to language families.

 
• The Flying Inkpot's World Newspaper Links.

 
• GEOS Oceania English Language Colleges offer English courses in modern facilities in the Oceania region - Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and South Africa

 
• Human Language Technologies (HLT) Research Institute.  The goal of the Human Language Technology Research Institute is to incorporate activities in a broad spectrum of disciplines such as natural language processing, speech recognition and synthesis, knowledge acquired from texts and information extraction. 

 
• Information for Systemics. This page contains information useful for Systemicists, including email address lists, bibliographies, how to join mail-lists, conferences and recently released books.

 
• Internet Resources for Language Teachers and Learners.  (Corrected to new Web site).  A very long list of links is available at this site.

 
• The Japanese Language Research Center Osaka Shoin Women's College English language version.

 
• The Japanese Language Research Center Osaka Shoin Women's College Japanese language version.

 
• Language-Related Net Resources

 
• LANGUAGE TRANSLATION Resources: Related Links at Nerd World.

 
• The Less Commonly Taught Languages (LCTL) Project - An extensive resource of teachers and facilities for less-frequently taught languages.

 
• Linguistics Proceedings Directory an on-line directory of published proceedings from linguistics conferences.

 
• LingNet - The Linguists' Network.  The LingNet web site is a service provided by the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center. LingNet hosts materials developed at DLI by the Curriculum Development Division. These include both the "Countries in Perspective" series and the Global Language Online Support System (GLOSS). The LingNet web site also hosts materials developed by other government and Department of Defense agencies. 

 
• Machine Translation (MT) Postediting information. The site focuses on providing links to articles on the use of Machine Translation postediting, although there are also many links to machine translation in general, machine translation sofware reviews, speech technologies, controlled language authoring systems, translation memory tools, etc.  A complete list which is then broken down into thematic sections, is also  available at:   http://www.geocities.com/jeffallenpubs/.

 
• National Association of Judiciary Interpreters and Translators, a non-profit organization dedicated to the furtherance of the court interpreting and legal translation profession.

 
• The National Science Foundation Linguistics Program is on the World Wide Web. Besides general information about the Program, the site provides links to NSF publications and forms needed to prepare and submit research proposals; lists of current and former members of the NSF Advisory Panel for Linguistics; and tips on writing successful proposals.

 
• Native Web's Languages and Linguistics Database

 
• Online Educa is Europe's leading conferences on technology supported learning and training enable participants to develop multinational and cross-industry partnerships, expand their knowledge, acquire services and products and invest in the European and global E-Learning industry. 

 
• Satellite Communications for Learning  SCOLA's Home Page.

SCOLA is a non-profit educational consortium that receives and re-transmits television programming from more than thirty different countries in their original languages.  School affiliation is required.
 
• Translation Organizations.  A nice list of links to various translators' and interpreters' professional organizations.

 
• The Translator's Home Companion, "the single most useful source of information for the professional translator and those in need of translation services."

 
• WebBudget  WebBudget XT is a world class software tool that helps language professionals and localization managers to quickly assess and translate the content of a web project.

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