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23.01.2022 Class pages for Semester 2 have been published on Languages.Org.Au (https://languages.org.au/). Please use the top navigation bar on the website to access the home page for your language and then select the link to this semester’s class page.

23.01.2022 A makeover on the home page of Languages.Org.Au completed on 21 April with annotations about some key organisations in the languages scene from the Canberra region to the global level.

20.01.2022 Something to consider during the lockdown start to learn a new language, or refine your existing skills in a language in which you already have some proficiency. There are curated lists of links now for seven languages on the Languages.Org.Au website! The Canberra Academy of Languages is now delivering courses for Canberra region senior secondary students in four of these.

16.01.2022 This week is the scheduled week for this semester's final assessment task in CAL languages programs for French, German, Spanish and Tamil. The task is an enquiry-based writing task. The assessment task descriptions are available via links from class pages on Languages.Org.Au. For details, go to the tab for the language you're learning and select the link to this semester's class page. Then scroll down to "Assessment task descriptions".

13.01.2022 Latest updates for French pages on Languages.Org.Au - see the French News page at https://languages.org.au/french/french-news.htm.

12.01.2022 News item added on the French news tab - citizen panel releases report with 149 recommendations on climate change.

10.01.2022 Overviews for the second half of Semester 1 were posted on class pages for French, German, Spanish and Tamil in April. Assessment task descriptions for speaking and writing assessment tasks were posted on those pages today.

10.01.2022 ISO 693-3 language codes are used for tabs in the top navigation bar on the Languages.Org.Au website at https://languages.org.au. ISO 639-3 is a set of codes within the ISO set of standards that defines three-letter identifiers for all known languages. ISO (pronounced "I - SO") is the International Organization for Standardization. (For more information about the reason for pronouncing it that way, see the article and video clip on Nick Carver's blog at https://www.nickcarverphotography.com//what-is-iso-what-d/). For more information on the ISO 693-3 language codes, see the SIL ISO 693-3 page at https://iso639-3.sil.org/. These international domain name codes for languages were adopted on our website from 25 February 2020 to maximise the visibility of links on small portable devices.

01.01.2022 Term 4 commences on Monday. French, German and Spanish classes will be at usual venues and Tamil online as for last term. Next week will be Week 11 - the second week of Q4 for all the classes. Best wishes to all for the final term this year.

01.01.2022 Another organisation link has been added to the list on the Languages.Org.Au home page. This is the University Languages Portal Australia (ULPA). It's particularly relevant for senior secondary students who are thinking about further studies in languages. For more details, see https://languages.org.au/index.htm to see our list of organisational contacts, or go directly to https://ulpa.edu.au/ to visit the ULPA portal.