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Read stories of Open Educators who are using Français interactif and other OER in their classrooms on the Voices for Openness in Language Learning website ( http://sites.la.utexas.edu/voices/). Consider adding your own voice to support the open education movement!

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BBC - Languages - French - Talk French - A video introduction to French

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BBC Languages - Learn French in your own time and have fun with Talk French. Learn French with this short introductory course. Audio, video, quizzes and worksheets.

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First of all, I absolutely love News In Slow French!! It is hands down the single the best learning tool I have ever had access to. The fact that the subject matter is current, ensures that I am actually interested in the content.

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Coffee Break Travels: on the road in Pornic with Pierre-Benoît

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Traditionally, French high school graduates have been guaranteed public university places, regardless of the grades achieved in their baccalauréat. This, however, has resulted in very high drop-out rates. It is hoped that, from 2018, proposed reforms will result in a more efficient means of access to university.

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Speaker

Le speaker of the house est, aux États-Unis, le Président de la Chambre des représentants. En français, il arrive souvent qu'on emploie des mots anglais sans les traduire pour évoquer des réalités politiques anglo-saxonnes. Mais ce mot, speaker, est aussi lié à l'histoire de la radio en France. Écoutez les explications d'Yvan Amar dans cette chronique, avec sa transcription.

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Le français facile avec RFI : Apprendre le français avec l'actualité internationale

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Speaker Le speaker of the house est, aux États-Unis, le Président de la Chambre des représentants. En français, il arrive souvent qu'on emploie des mots anglais sans les traduire pour évoquer des réalités politiques anglo-saxonnes. Mais ce mot, speaker, est aussi lié à l'histoire de la radio en France.

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Francolab | Apprendre et enseigner le français avec TV5 et Unis TV

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La section éducative gratuite de TV5Unis.ca pour apprendre la langue française avec des vidéos, des fiches pédagogiques et des exercices interactifs!

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FSI French Headstart for Belgium :: Live Lingua

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The FSI French Headstart for Belgium program consists of an introduction to French pronunciation, five modules with accompanying tapes, and a Cultural Notes booklet. The Phonology section gives you some hints on French sounds and the French writ...

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FSI French - Metropolitan French FAST Course :: Live Lingua

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Is a FSI Metropolitan French Familiarization Short Term (FAST) course just another language course? We don't think so. FAST courses have been welcomed by teachers and students alike for characteristics which are designed to meet specific kinds o...

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Using this FSI French Phonology course, if you are willing to put in many hours of hard work reading, listening to, and imitating French sounds, words, and utterances, you can succeed in attaining a high degree of competence in French pronuncia...

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FSI French - Basic Course (Volume 2) :: Live Lingua

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This FSI French Basic Course Volume 2 is the second and final part of this course. This course covers units 13-24. For beginning students, the twenty-four units are designed for a six-month intensive training program of six hours of...

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Learn languages by playing a game. It's 100% free, fun, and scientifically proven to work.

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Bienvenue à Ma France !
Improve or brush up your basic French with the help of Stéphane Cornicard and 24 interactive video units. The films were shot around Lyons, the Alps and in Provence.

See extra topics on Le Rugby, Le Tour de France and le tennis.

Keep track of your through the course by joining the BBC membership scheme.

To use Ma France you need to have a fast internet connection (broadband) and Flash 9.

Complete the course in 12 weeks with Ma France weekly email tips and encouragements.

Do you have a slower internet connection (dial-up)?
Try the other version of with activities and videos

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Bienvenue à Ma France ! Improve or brush up your basic French with the help of Stéphane Cornicard and 24 interactive video units. The films were shot around Lyons, the Alps and in Provence. See extra topics on Le Rugby, Le Tour de France and le tennis.

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Elementary French II

Overview:

Elementary French II is a carefully sequenced and highly interactive presentation of French language and culture in a media-rich course environment. The latest update includes a self-paced version of the course with scored assessments for independent learners, and new video shot in France and Québec with young professional actors. It is designed to be used as a full course of study.

To successfully use this course, you should be a motivated student with a sincere desire to learn about French language and francophone cultures, and be comfortable with computer technologies. The time commitment will typically average 6-8 hours per week.
Click here for information on studying French online vs. in person.
Additional Course Details

Topics Covered:

This course targets communicative competence in the following domains: My Family, My Neighborhood, My Future, The Body, My Regime, Young People and Stress, Vacations, Modes of Transport, A Virtual Trip, Political Opinions, Change, Ecology, Where to Live, Questions of Identity, Languages and Life.

Estimated Time to Complete Course:

Fourteen weeks. Each course is divided into fourteen thematic lessons. Each lesson is designed to take approximately one week to complete so working through an entire course will take the average learner approximately fourteen weeks. Completing this course and the prior course (Elementary French 1) will require two semesters or roughly thirty weeks at the university level. At the secondary level these courses have been extended to cover two years or more.

Additional Software or Materials Required:

Chat environment, videoconferencing software if taught at a distance.

Course Last Updated Date:

August 2017

Changes in This Update Include:

New video shot in France and Québec with young professional actors; an auto-scored version of French II for Independent learners, available for $10 per student.

Maintenance Fee (per student):

Academic version (a class roster led by an instructor): $25

Open & Free: one sample lesson available for evaluation at no cost to all learners

Independent Learner (auto-scored, no academic credit): $10

In-Depth Description

Each lesson opens with a video dramatization that sets the context for the lesson. Parts of the video are then replayed in a variety of interactive activities and tutors. Each video in the course was written specifically to serve as the foundation for the lesson in which it is used. These high quality videos were produced with French actors on location in France (Nantes) and Quebec (Montreal) so the speech, movements and contexts are authentic.

The beginning of each lesson is always a set sequence, from simple recognition of language in a video dialogue, through explicit learning of grammar and pronunciation, to written and spoken production of variations on that language. After this ordered beginning, a number of activities are offered to the student in which the language learned is used in understanding new texts, sounds or videos or in creative production (conversation or writing). Lesson tests and final exams, generated from extensive question pools, portions of which are automatically graded, are available to students enrolled in instructor-led courses. The Learning Dashboard allows for at-a-glance evaluation by instructors of student progress based on each lesson's learning objectives.

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Elementary French II is a carefully sequenced and highly interactive presentation of French language and culture in a media-rich course environment. The latest update includes a self-paced version of the course with scored assessments for independent learners, and new video shot in France and Québec with young professional actors.

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Elementary French I

Overview:

Elementary French I is a carefully sequenced and highly interactive presentation of French language and culture in a media-rich course environment. The latest update includes a self-paced version of the course with scored assessments for independent learners, and new video shot in France and Québec with young professional actors. It is designed to be used as a full course of study.

To successfully use this course, you should be a motivated student with a sincere desire to learn about French language and francophone cultures, and be comfortable with computer technologies. The time commitment will typically average 6-8 hours per week.
Click here for information on studying French online vs. in person.
Additional Course Details

Topics Covered:

Introductions, Origins, Studies, Age, Appearance, Personality, Preferences, Activities, Time, The Family, The Home, Work, Meals, Restaurants, and Shopping.

Estimated Time to Complete Course:

Fourteen weeks. The course is divided into fourteen thematic lessons. Each lesson is designed to take one week to complete so working through an entire course will take the average student approximately fourteen weeks. Completing this course and Elementary French 2 will require two semesters or roughly thirty weeks at the university level. These courses have also been used successfully at the secondary level where they can be extended to cover two years or more.

Additional Software or Materials Required:

Chat environment and videoconferencing software if the student is working with an instructor in a distance-learning situation.

Course Last Updated Date:

August 2017

Changes in This Update Include:

New video shot in France and Québec with young professional actors; an auto-scored version of French I for Independent learners, available for $10 per student.

Maintenance Fee (per student):

Academic version (a class roster led by an instructor): $25

Open & Free: one sample lesson available for evaluation at no cost to all learners

Independent Learner (auto-scored, no academic credit): $10

In-Depth Description

Each lesson opens with a video dramatization that sets the context for the lesson. Parts of the video are then replayed in a variety of interactive activities and tutors. Each video in the course was written specifically to serve as the foundation for the lesson in which it is used. These high quality videos were produced with French actors on location in France (Nantes) and Quebec (Montreal) so the speech, movements and contexts are authentic.

The beginning of each lesson is always a set sequence, from simple recognition of language in a video dialogue, through explicit learning of grammar and pronunciation, to written and spoken production of variations on that language. After this ordered beginning, a number of activities are offered to the student in which the language learned is used in understanding new texts, sounds or videos or in creative production (conversation or writing). Lesson tests and final exams, generated from extensive question pools (portions of which are automatically graded), are available to students enrolled in instructor-led courses. The Learning Dashboard allows for at-a-glance evaluation by instructors of student progress based on each lesson's learning objectives.

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Elementary French I is a carefully sequenced and highly interactive presentation of French language and culture in a media-rich course environment. The latest update includes a self-paced version of the course with scored assessments for independent learners, and new video shot in France and Québec with young professional actors.

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During the 1980s, Pierre Capretz, a Yale professor, developed French in Action, a French immersion program that featured textbooks, workbooks, and a 52-episode television series. Aired on PBS, the television series gained a devoted following and, years later, a 25th anniversary celebration at Yale asked the question: Is it fair to say that French in Action now has a cult following?

You can watch French in Action for free online at the Annenberg Learner website. (Scroll down the page to find the videos.) The program follows the adventures of Robert Taylor, an American student, and Mireille Belleau, a young French woman. And each 30 minute episode provides a context for learning new words and expressions. (A couple of episodes generated a little controversy, we should note.) The show is conducted entirely in French.

French in Action appears in our collection of Free Language Lessons, which now offers primers in over 40 languages, including Spanish, Mandarin, Italian and beyond.
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French in Action: Cult Classic French Lessons from Yale (52 Episodes) Available Online

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During the 1980s, Pierre Capretz, a Yale professor, developed French in Action, a French immersion program that featured textbooks, workbooks, and a 52-episode television series. Aired on PBS, the television series gained a devoted following and, years later, a 25th anniversary celebration at Yale asked the question: Is it fair to say that French in Action now has a cult following?

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Foreign Service Institute Basic Course VOL 1

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Foreign Service Institute Basic Course VOL 1

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Op vakantie naar Frankrijk wordt nog leuker als je de taal spreekt. In deze 10-stappencursus leer je Frans van een echte Fransman!

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Apprendre le français FLE gratuitement, cours de français avec TV5MONDE

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Cours de français FLE tout niveau. Exercices en ligne gratuits. Aide pour vous améliorer. Test de connaissance du français et entraînements.

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Mon rêve est d'atteindre un niveau avancé en français, pour arriver à parler et à écrire avec fluidité le langage courant, mais aussi pour arriver à comprendre le langage familier, ce qui permet de regarder des films ou comprendre les natifs qui parlent entre eux...

J'ai donc commencé à prendre des cours avec d'autres professeurs, mais je sentais qu'ils ne répondaient pas vraiment à mes exigences... Je me suis sentie un peu découragée, peut-être que mon but était trop élevé pour moi, j'étais presque prête à renoncer... C'est alors que j'ai commencé à travailler avec Nathalie qui m'a redonné beaucoup de motivation ...

Elle est vraiment très compétente et très attentive pas seulement à tous les aspects de la langue, qu'elle travaille de manière très claire et complète, mais aussi à me proposer des cours bien adaptés à mes centres d'intérêt. Elle a construit une méthode vraiment très efficace, qui aide beaucoup les apprenants. Elle est vraiment dédiée à l'étudiant, qui ne se sent jamais seul dans l'apprentissage.

Je recommande sincèrement Nathalie, c'est une prof extraordinaire !!

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Mon rêve est d'atteindre un niveau avancé en français, pour arriver à parler et à écrire avec fluidité le langage courant, mais aussi pour arriver à comprendre le langage familier, ce qui permet de regarder des films ou comprendre les natifs qui parlent entre eux...

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Bienvenue sur Bonjourdefrance, notre site est actuellement en construction ! Nous travaillons avec diligence pour vous offrir une expérience exceptionnelle.

Notre équipe dévouée finalise les détails afin de vous proposer un site attrayant, fonctionnel et riche en informations pertinentes. Suivez-nous sur les réseaux sociaux pour rester informé de nos actualités et des avancées du site.

Nous sommes impatients de vous retrouver une fois que le site sera prêt. Merci de votre patience et de votre compréhension. N'hésitez pas à nous contacter pour toute question, commentaire ou suggestion..

Pour nous contacter, veuillez envoyer un e-mail à l'adresse suivante : contact@bonjourdefrance.com
L'équipe Bonjourdefrance

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Bonjour de France | Venez apprendre le français en ligne gratuitement avec Bonjour de France . Cours et exercice de français pour professeurs et étudiants.

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Bienvenue sur Bonjourdefrance, notre site est actuellement en construction ! Nous travaillons avec diligence pour vous offrir une expérience exceptionnelle. Notre équipe dévouée finalise les détails afin de vous proposer un site attrayant, fonctionnel et riche en informations pertinentes. Suivez-nous sur les réseaux sociaux pour rester informé de nos actualités et des avancées du site.

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CED | Canal Educatif à la Demande, le premier site collaboratif de vidéos éducatives et culturelles pour les sciences, l'économie et les arts

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Francois : 1€ le 6 juin 2016 Bouillard : 10€ le 31 mai 2015 Nicolas : 30€ le 12 mai 2015 CLAIRE : 20€ le 10 mars 2015 lilli : 10€ le 25 février 2015 Jean-François : 150€ le 31 décembre 2014 EMMANUEL : 150€ le 30 décembre 2014 Bernard

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Apprendre le français - Cours et exercices

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Apprendre le français gratuitement avec plusieurs milliers de liens utiles classés par thèmes et par niveaux - Très facile à utiliser

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Leçons, exercices et cours de français gratuits.

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Ce glossaire maritime liste les principaux termes techniques utilisés par le monde maritime et les marins.

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(D'après le Glossaire des termes courants de vocabulaire maritime, Ecole Navale et Groupe Ecoles du Poulmic, Edition 1977).

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collection d'exercices sur le vocabulaire de la marine (travail sur la précision du lexique). This is the main site of WIMS (WWW Interactive Multipurpose Server): interactive exercises, online calculators and plotters, mathematical recreation and games