Course Websites: I-R

The following table is a comprehensive list of instructional course websites produced by both Liberal Arts Instructional Technology Services and the College of Liberal Arts. Listings marked with a [*] have been produced by or with the assistance of LAITS. If you need assistance with your course website, see Instructional Web Services.

Course Websites: A-H | I-R | S-Z | Past Instructional Technology Projects

	Course Information	Course Description
	If I Forget Thee: Jerusalem in Israeli Literature & Cinema Dr Yaron Shemer Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures	Class presentations for an Israeli cinema class.
	Intrigue: Intermediate French Dr Beatriz E Schleppe French and Italian	A restricted web site (accessible to University of Texas students) containing supplemental course materials for French 312K.
	Introducing German! Professor Kit Belgum Germanic Studies	A web site of the German Outreach Program offering an eight-lesson German course to elementary and middle schools of the Austin Independent School District.
	* Iron Age Celts Dr Constanze Witt Classics	A website devoted to the study of ancient Celts through both the archaeology of the Celtic world and the Greek and Roman writings about the Celts, covering the late Hallstatt period of the sixth century BCE through the Roman period.
	Japanese Program Dr Naoko Suito Asian Studies	The web site for the Japanese Program of the Department Of Asian Studies, Center for East Asian Studies, University of Texas at Austin.
	* Jesus In American Culture Professor Howard Miller History	"A Lecture Course In Forty Days." Lectures by UT historian and distinguished teacher Dr. Howard Miller in his course Jesus in American Culture.
	* La Muse Renaissante Professor Marc Bizer French and Italian	A restricted web site (available only to University of Texas students) introducing and exploring the poetry of the French Renaissance.
	Latin American Network Information Center Faculty and Staff of the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies LANIC	Virtual Library for Latin American Studies
	* Law and Democracy in Latin America Professor Daniel Brinks Government	A restricted (open only to University students) web site exploring many of the challenges to the rule of law across Latin America, and their connection to democracy.
	* Leaves of Grass Coleman Hutchison, Olin Bjork, Michael Winship English	This audiotext is presented through a Flash interface that resembles a copy of the original edition of Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass lying open on a desk.
	Lescant Orlando Kelm Center for International Business Education and Research	The idea behind this site is to give students experience in identifying cultural differences that come up whenever we deal with people from other cultures. Most contributions to this database come from students who were enrolled in our study abroad programs. We use the LESCANT model as a way to categorize the photos and the topics.
	* Liberal Arts Lecture Archive LAITS Liberal Arts	An archive of video recordings of lectures by leading teachers and experts in the College of Liberal Arts which the College will provide via the Web to support classroom instruction, to edify the public, and to further the aims of liberal arts education.
	Malayalam Audio Download   Liberal Arts Instructional Technology Services	A downloadable series of audio recordings for Rodney F. Moag's textbook, Malayalam: A University Course and Reference Grammar.
	* Masterworks Of Literature: World Dr Elizabeth Richmond-Garza English	A supplemental web site for English 316K and Comparative Literature 315 restricted to students of the class.
	Masterworks Of World Literature Dr Brian Doherty English	Supplemental web site for Brian Doherty's E316K class.
	Modern Hebrew Project Professor Esther Raizen Linguistics Research Center	Hebrew tutorial and Hebrew linguistic tools.
	Modernity, Anxiety, and the Art of the Uncanny Professor E. M. Richmond-Garza English	This site serves as a component of the Modernity, Anxiety, and the Art of the Uncanny course. The course will invite students to explore the interdisciplinary and multimedia connections among the arts with an emphasis on the cultural politics and aesthetic innovation of these tense moments in the course of several written and internet based projects.
	* Muslim Histories and Cultures   UTeach Liberal Arts	A collection of online course materials and lesson plans about Muslim histories and cultures; access is restricted to registered users.
	* Not Even Past Joan Neuberger History	Not Even Past provides dynamic, accessible, short articles on every field of History. Founded in 2010 and developed by the Department of History at the University of Texas at Austin, Not Even Past speaks to everyone interested in the past and in the ways the past lives on in the present.
	* Paradise Lost Audiotext Professor John Rumrich English	An interactive version of Paradise Lost, with four modes, each of which offers a distinct visual engagement with the poem.
	Persian Catch Up at the Cafe Anousha Shahsavari ROTC Language Culture Project, Department of Middle Eastern Studies	Persian Catch Up@the Café is intended for English speaking intermediate Persian learners to brush up on your language skills before moving on to an advanced course on their own time. An Open Educational Resource from the ROTC Language Culture Project and the Department of Middle Eastern Studies.
	The Onda Latina Collection Center for Mexican American Studies, Department of History, The Benson Latin American Collection	The Onda Latina website houses a collection of radio shows originally created by the Longhorn Radio Network and broadcast on KUT under the name 'The Mexican American Experience' and 'A esta hora conversamos' between 1976 and 1982.
	Parlons Francais   French and Italian	A web site designed to help prepare for a trip to France.
	* Passe Partout Dr. Cheney Crow	PASSE-PARTOUT was developed to help intermediate and advanced students improve their oral comprehension skills. A sequence of audio and video selections provides the basis for comprehension exercises of increasing difficulty.
	* Persian Online Koorosh Angali Middle Eastern Languages and Cultures	A Persian language reference for teachers and students of modern Persian.
	Phonology: Case Studies Professors Scott Myers and Megan Crowhurst Linguistics	The phonology of a language consists of the patterns of distribution of its speech categories. Phonological analysis is the process of determining what those patterns are, how they can be represented, and why they are the way they are. This site provides a basic introduction for students learning how to do phonological analysis.
	* Pitch Perfect Pinyin Faculty and Staff of the Department of Asian Studies Department of Asian Studies	Interactive exercises for mandarin chinese pronunciation.
	* Primate Evolution Professor Liza J Shapiro Anthropology	A restricted web site (only for use by students at the University of Texas) containing anthropology labs and a database with information and images on all of the major fossil primate groups.
	* Radio Arlecchino	Selection of aural Italian grammar lessons (podcasts).  Grammar examples and dialogs are built upon the escapades of characters from the Italian Commedia dell'arte.
	* Reading Between The Lines (Lyre entre les lignes) Professor Marc Bizer French and Italian	Interactive examinations of French poetry.
	Reading Comprehension Strategy Training Per Urlaub Germanic Studies	In this site, you will learn to interact with German literary texts by generating questions in English. In traditional literature learning environments, learners are confronted with questions asked by an instructor. This training is different. It helps you to formulate stimulating questions independently from an instructor.
	Russian and East European Network Information Center Faculty and Staff of the Center for Russian, East European and Eurasian Studies REENIC	Resources on Russia, Eastern Europe, and Eurasia.
	Rockin Russian Thomas Garza Slavic Studies	Video playlist featuring a collection of Music videos from MTV Russia with subtitles and exercises for all proficiency levels.

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