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BBC Education Languages - Italianissimo
Co.As.It- Sydney Italian association of assistance
Dolcevita
In Italy online
BBC Education Languages - Italianissimo
Based on The learning zone program on the
BBC, this well organised and highly profitable resource
provides a full language course for absolute Italian
beginners. Each topic is divided into different sections: a
short video sequence; an audio player; and several
entertaining activities. At the end of each lesson an
emphasis is put on Key language.
Explanations are clear and given in English with
transcriptions in Italian. TV transcripts
may be downloaded. Departmental users may not be able to
access all components of this site. K. Le Bourdonnec
USER LEVEL: Stage 5 Stage 6 Professional
KLA: Languages
SYLLABUS: Italian K-10; Italian Stage 6:
Beginners
SCIS SUBJECTS: Italian language –
Conversations and phrases; Italian language - Vocabulary
KEYWORDS: Italian; Italianissimo
PUBLISHER: BBC Online, UK
REVIEW DATE: 7/5/04 SCIS 1037414
Co.As.It- Sydney Italian association of
assistance
A wide range of services and programs focused on community,
educational and cultural activities are offered online by
this Italian association based in Sydney. An Italian
heritage page displays various aspects of Italian
culture in Australia and current exhibitions in Sydney. A
visit to this rich web site will certainly be a rewarding
experience. K. Le Bourdonnec
USER LEVEL: Stage 5 Stage 6 Professional
KLA: Languages
SYLLABUS: Italian K-10; Italian Stage 6:
Beginners; Continuers
SCIS SUBJECTS: Italians in Australia
KEYWORDS: Italian heritage
PUBLISHER: Co.As.It, Australia
REVIEW DATE: 7/5/04 SCIS 1046643
Dolcevita
An insider’s guide to Italy, this online magazine is
written in English. It enables the user to discover various
aspects of the modern Italian world in a well structured
manner. Travel offers a Travel
survival kitide; suggested itineraries with maps;
and regional information. Cuisine has useful
notes on Italian ingredients, recipes and a Wine
guide. Fashion and Design provide
the latest news on the arts and current trends. Visiting this
amazingly well documented web magazine will turn into an
enriching experience, enabling the user to taste the flavours
of Italian culture. K. Le Bourdonnec
USER LEVEL: Stage 5 Stage 6
KLA: Languages
SYLLABUS: Italian K-10; Italian Stage 6:
Beginners; Continuers
SCIS SUBJECTS: Italy – Social life
and customs
KEYWORDS: Italy; cuisine; fashion; travel
PUBLISHER: Dolcevita, Italy
REVIEW DATE: 7/5/04 SCIS 1037329
In Italy online
A comprehensive travel guide, this site gives many tips and
suggestions on museums, restaurants and accommodation in
Italy and reveals the rich culture of this country. A
clickable map linked to specific towns and regions, includes
descriptions of geography, recipes and artists. Website
contents has a huge list of sights and activities to
investigate. K. Le Bourdonnec
USER LEVEL: Stage 5 Stage 6
KLA: Languages
SYLLABUS: Italian K-10; Italian Stage 6:
Beginners; Continuers
SCIS SUBJECTS: Italy
KEYWORDS: Culture
PUBLISHER: Words in Pictures, USA
REVIEW DATE: 7/5/04