Course Websites: S-Z

The following table is a comprehensive list of instructional course web sites 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
	Sámi Culture John Weinstock Germanic Studies	A comprehensive introduction to the Sámi culture and history of Finland.
	ShakespeareKids Clayton Stromberger English	Web site of the Outreach program of Shakespeare at Winedale designed to interest children and young adults in Shakespeare. Also includes resources for parents, teachers and administrators in adding Shakespeare to the lives of young students.
	SMIDonline Program in Aegean Scripts and Prehistory Classics	Studies in Mycenaean Inscriptions and Dialect (SMID) is an analytical bibliography of Mycenaean text studies, including short summaries of scholarly works, cross-references of reviews, and indices of Linear B and Linear A signs, words and texts, as well as a fully cross-referenced subject index.
	* Spanish Civilization Dr. Inés Bergquist and Professor Madeline Sutherland-Meier Spanish and Portuguese	Spanish Civilization through art, architecture, maps and music.
	* Spanish Corpus Proficiency Level Training Professor Dale Koike Spanish and Portuguese	Provides Spanish language learner data to teacher candidates and students of Spanish applied linguistics and second language acquisition to familiarize them with learner language of different levels. Serves as a corpus of Spanish language learner data that can be used as the basis for assignments and research projects in Spanish courses.
	Spanish Grammar Exercises   Spanish and Portuguese	Exercises and drills for supplemental learning for Spanish students at the University of Texas at Austin.
	* Spanish Proficiency Exercises Professor Orlando Kelm Spanish and Portuguese	A compilation of brief video clips in which native speakers of Spanish from various locations throughout Latin America and Spain demonstrate various language tasks.
	* Studies of Victorian Literature Professor John Farrell English	A resource for Victorian literature studies featuring supplemental information on writers, poets and sages.
	Tamil Script Learner's Manual Sankaran Radhakrishnan Asian Studies	This Tamil instructional language material emerged from the author’s personal experience as a Tamil teacher, primarily of students who wanted to learn a second language in the classrooms of the United States university system. This manual is a culmination of a wide-range of experiences and should be useful to the heritage and non-heritage Tamil students alike.
	* Tex's French Grammar Professor Carl Blyth and Karen Kelton French and Italian	An online introductory grammar of the French language with a sense of humor.
	Texas Beyond History TARL Texas Archaeological Research Laboratory	A public education project focussing on the cultural heritage of Texas via archaeological and historical research.
	Texas German Dialect Project Hans Boas Germanic Studies	The Texas German Dialect Project (TGDP) is an umbrella organization for carrying out research in representative Texas German speech communities in central Texas. One of the primary goals of the TGDP is to preserve the Texas German dialect as it reflects the rich cultural and linguistic traditions of its residents.
	* Texas Politics Dr. James Henson Government	An online textbook for Texas Politics at the college level.
	Text Practice Performance The Américo Paredes Center for Cultural Studies (APCCS), Anthroplogy	Text Practice Performance is the peer-reviewed, student-edited journal of the Américo Paredes Center for Cultural Studies at the University of Texas at Austin. Please direct all questions and blog submissions to tpp@www.utexas.edu.
	* The Cicero Homepage Andrew M. Riggsby Classics	An extensive, ongoing searchable bibliography of the works of Marcus Tullius Cicero. Contributions are welcome.
	The Human Instinct for Language Stephen Wechsler Linguistics	A non-technical introduction to the controversial Innateness Hypothesis, according to which the organization of human language (i.e. the "grammar") is innate, that is, inborn.
	The Ring of the Nibelung Dr. John Weinstock Germanic Studies	A collection of resources pertaining to Wagner's Ring of the Nibelung.
	The Silver Muse Project Professor Andrew Zissos Classics	A hypertext system of reading guides, commentaries, essays and notes for Roman Imperial Poetry.
	* Tornadoes: A Radar and Satellite Perspective Troy Kimmel Geography	An introduction to the science of tornadoes through video, images, and maps.
	Yiddish Culture in America/Yiddish Writers in New York Dr. Itzak Gottesman Germanic Studies	An exploration of American Yiddish culture through Literature, Education, Press, and the Theater.

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