Welcome to Resourceful Indonesian – Your Comprehensive Database for Indonesian Education
Resourceful Indonesian stands proudly as one of the most extensive and thorough databases on the web, catering to the needs of both educators and adult learners of Indonesian. Since its inception, this platform has been carefully crafted as a portal for Indonesian teachers to publish and share their invaluable resources. The continuous growth and richness of this site depend on the collective contributions and insights from our dedicated community.
We invite you to play a pivotal role in the expansion of Resourceful Indonesian by contributing your expertise and resources. Your constructive comments and valuable input are essential in shaping this platform into an indispensable resource for Indonesian educators and their learners.
While every direct contribution to Resourceful Indonesian is duly acknowledged, we acknowledge the challenge of attributing credit in instances where contributions arise from third-party referrals. We are committed to making every effort, whenever possible, to identify the original authors of such resources. It's important to note that all resources obtained through third-party referrals are already freely available on the internet to selected groups of Indonesian teachers, and our sole aim is to share these resources with a broader audience of Indonesian educators, enriching the teaching and learning experience throughout Australia.
If you desire acknowledgment for a resource falling into the aforementioned category, please utilize the Contact Webmaster Form at the bottom of this page to identify the resource. Once done, your invaluable contribution will be duly recognized.
Thank you for being a part of Resourceful Indonesian, a thriving community dedicated to elevating the standards of Indonesian education.
Jim Athanasiadis - Webmaster
We invite you to play a pivotal role in the expansion of Resourceful Indonesian by contributing your expertise and resources. Your constructive comments and valuable input are essential in shaping this platform into an indispensable resource for Indonesian educators and their learners.
While every direct contribution to Resourceful Indonesian is duly acknowledged, we acknowledge the challenge of attributing credit in instances where contributions arise from third-party referrals. We are committed to making every effort, whenever possible, to identify the original authors of such resources. It's important to note that all resources obtained through third-party referrals are already freely available on the internet to selected groups of Indonesian teachers, and our sole aim is to share these resources with a broader audience of Indonesian educators, enriching the teaching and learning experience throughout Australia.
If you desire acknowledgment for a resource falling into the aforementioned category, please utilize the Contact Webmaster Form at the bottom of this page to identify the resource. Once done, your invaluable contribution will be duly recognized.
Thank you for being a part of Resourceful Indonesian, a thriving community dedicated to elevating the standards of Indonesian education.
Jim Athanasiadis - Webmaster
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Discover a Wealth of Resources: Resourceful Indonesian's Impressive Collection
As of today, the Resourceful Indonesian website proudly boasts a staggering total of 11,064 resources and links. This numerical feat encompasses resources directly accessible on this site or conveniently linked to external platforms such as YouTube. Delving into these links opens gateways to diverse websites, some acting as hubs with multiple pathways to additional resources—an expansive repository tailor-made for Indonesian educators and learners.
Resourceful Indonesian serves as your ultimate one-stop destination, granting effortless access to several thousand invaluable Indonesian resources and links. Navigating through the provided links reveals a treasure trove of content, as some lead to websites teeming with additional resources and points of interest for both educators and learners.
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For your convenience, the latest index to the Resourceful Indonesian website is available for access and download below. Explore, enjoy, and witness the evolution of a resource hub destined for greatness.
Resourceful Indonesian serves as your ultimate one-stop destination, granting effortless access to several thousand invaluable Indonesian resources and links. Navigating through the provided links reveals a treasure trove of content, as some lead to websites teeming with additional resources and points of interest for both educators and learners.
Envisioned as a hub that transcends the mundane, Resourceful Indonesian aspires to achieve the recognition attained by Tennessee Bob's Famous French Links, currently the world's largest language resource database. In terms of practicality, layout, and overall appeal, this website stands head and shoulders above its counterparts. While Tennessee Bob's may claim victory in sheer numbers, Resourceful Indonesian prides itself on a user-friendly design that enhances the overall browsing experience.
For your convenience, the latest index to the Resourceful Indonesian website is available for access and download below. Explore, enjoy, and witness the evolution of a resource hub destined for greatness.
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Website & Index Last Updated Saturday 10 May 2025
The Excel Spreadsheet below provides numerous links to resources of interest for teachers of Indonesian. Some of these links are also provided further below on this page but there are sufficiently plentiful new links to justify including this document here. Happy browsing !
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Pondok Bahasa
Pondok Bahasa helps teachers build inspiring Indonesian language courses. Their mission is to increase the number of students that choose Indonesian as an elective subject. They create cinematic language resources that are engaging, suited to students' skill levels, and aligned with the curriculum, ensuring a lasting and meaningful learning experience.
Welcome to Chat.OpenAI: Unleashing the Power of Artificial Intelligence in Writing
Chat.OpenAI is an innovative platform harnessing the capabilities of artificial intelligence to create written content in any language, tailored to your input. Imagine a world where crafting essays or paragraphs becomes as simple as expressing your prompt. Take, for instance, the ability to generate an essay on animal conservation in Indonesia in Indonesian. Just type your prompt in the input box, and with a click on the paper aeroplane icon, witness the magic unfold as a detailed response materializes before your eyes, paragraph by paragraph.
The beauty of Chat.OpenAI lies in its flexibility. If the first essay doesn't quite meet your expectations, fear not. Generate multiple new responses and effortlessly pick and choose the paragraphs that align perfectly with your vision, seamlessly copying and pasting them as you please.
To embark on this journey, log in or sign up by clicking on the logo below. Brace yourself for a revelation of the limitless potential offered by this AI-powered platform. It's not just a writing tool; it's a gateway to a world of possibilities.
For those seeking an English translation for cross-checking purposes, the process is as straightforward as highlighting the text, paragraph by paragraph, and copying it into Google Translate. Explore the future of writing with Chat.OpenAI – where innovation meets your imagination.
Chat.OpenAI is an innovative platform harnessing the capabilities of artificial intelligence to create written content in any language, tailored to your input. Imagine a world where crafting essays or paragraphs becomes as simple as expressing your prompt. Take, for instance, the ability to generate an essay on animal conservation in Indonesia in Indonesian. Just type your prompt in the input box, and with a click on the paper aeroplane icon, witness the magic unfold as a detailed response materializes before your eyes, paragraph by paragraph.
The beauty of Chat.OpenAI lies in its flexibility. If the first essay doesn't quite meet your expectations, fear not. Generate multiple new responses and effortlessly pick and choose the paragraphs that align perfectly with your vision, seamlessly copying and pasting them as you please.
To embark on this journey, log in or sign up by clicking on the logo below. Brace yourself for a revelation of the limitless potential offered by this AI-powered platform. It's not just a writing tool; it's a gateway to a world of possibilities.
For those seeking an English translation for cross-checking purposes, the process is as straightforward as highlighting the text, paragraph by paragraph, and copying it into Google Translate. Explore the future of writing with Chat.OpenAI – where innovation meets your imagination.
Artificial Intelligence in Education - ChatGPT for Teachers
AI in Education: A New Era of Learning
World Languages Collaborative Podcast Episode 19 (Season 2: Ep. 10): Artificial Intelligence in the World Language Classroom with Joe Dale
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Using ChatGPT as a Language Teaching Tool with JOE DALE
A conversation with Joe Dale (modern foreign language teaching consultant, EdTech guru) about the use of ChatGPT in English teaching and learning. Lots of recommendations, tips and tricks for saving time and combining ChatGPT with other software including Google Chrome extensions.
AI in Australian Education: Snapshot of Principles, Policy and Practice - August 2023
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Many users of Google Translate may not be aware of the "full-function" version of Google Translate service which provides additional detailed annotations below the translation. This additional information may be as simple as identifying the parts of speech as as detailed as providing additional alternatives to the translated phrase of sentence. To access the full-functionality version of Google Translate for Indonesian-English, click on the logo below. TYpe in something simple like "How are you?" to reveal the full functionality of this version of Google Translate.
Vidnoz
Looking for an innovative approach to inspire students who might be hesitant to engage verbally in Indonesian? Explore the Vidnoz free online Talking Avatar Creator, a dynamic tool that can make language learning fun and interactive. With a diverse range of avatars to choose from or the option to craft their own, students can unleash their creativity.
In the free version, students can input up to 300 characters of text for their avatar to articulate. The platform then generates a captivating video, complete with a moving mouth, which can be easily downloaded for personal keeping or sharing with peers.
It's worth noting that Indonesian is categorized as a "PRO" language, requiring a premium account. However, a convenient workaround exists — opt for Malay, listed as a free language. The resulting output is remarkably similar to Indonesian, ensuring a seamless experience for language learners. Empower your students to overcome language barriers and foster a vibrant language-learning environment with Vidnoz's Talking Avatar Creator.
To access the vidnoz platform, click on the logo below.
In the free version, students can input up to 300 characters of text for their avatar to articulate. The platform then generates a captivating video, complete with a moving mouth, which can be easily downloaded for personal keeping or sharing with peers.
It's worth noting that Indonesian is categorized as a "PRO" language, requiring a premium account. However, a convenient workaround exists — opt for Malay, listed as a free language. The resulting output is remarkably similar to Indonesian, ensuring a seamless experience for language learners. Empower your students to overcome language barriers and foster a vibrant language-learning environment with Vidnoz's Talking Avatar Creator.
To access the vidnoz platform, click on the logo below.
ReelOzInd!
ReelOzInd! is a dynamic platform for Australian and Indonesian filmmakers to share their stories with audiences in both countries. The ReelOzInd! Teaching Resource (TR) accelerates this connection in support of Indonesian studies and language learning. It offers teachers of Indonesian studies and language, and educators in other relevant areas of the Australian curriculum, a contemporary and engaging online teaching resource. The TR draws from the ReelOzInd! archive of Indonesia-language short films representing different genres (fiction, documentary, animation), and suitable for various ages and learning levels. Specially selected by Indonesian language-teaching experts, the short films are classified according to level of language proficiency and theme and accompanied by classroom materials and additional resources. To access the ReelOzInd! Library click on either the logo or the button below.
Learn Indonesian For Free
By Tim Hassall
Tim has recently developed a website for learners and teachers of Indonesian. His lessons cover a great many topics of vocabulary and grammar, along with an introduction to Colloquial Indonesian, and are all suitable for self-study. Tim's website is a work in progress and continues to be updated on a regular basis. As of November 2023, Tim has added the "One-Sentence Workouts" section to the website with exercises (and model answers) provided at the Elementary, Intermediate and Advanced levels. To access or download all of Tim's units and worksheets, click on the button below and navigate to the specific section or resource via the dropdown menus at the top of the Homepage.
The Languages Roadshow
The Languages Roadshow organisation, founded by Kelly Harrison, is a professional development and classroom resources provider and developer in the area of foreign languages education. The main focus of the organisation is to advocate the Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL) pedogogy to languages learning. Whilst it is predominantly a subscription-based service, currently costing $395 per year for access to online professional development opportunities and a database of generic and language-specific classroom resources utilising the CLIL methodology, it also offers a sample selection of useful resources for free on its website. To access the free downloads on the "Resources" page of the Languages Roadshow website, click on the logo below. I would also recommend that you visit other pages on the website to get an overall feel of the full range of services provided by Languages Roadshow. Classroom teachers should also seriously consider taking out a yearly tax-deductible subscription to this outstanding service provider.
Rasa Bahasa
Are you on school holidays and looking for ways to revise your Indonesian vocabulary so that you do not lose or forget the language and knowledge acquired from a year of study and practice? If that describes your situation, then the "Rasa Bahasa" website will probably suit you down to a tee. Just click on the logo below and start revising using either the interactive games or flashcards.
Cinta Bahasa
Cinta Bahasa is an Indonesian-language school with branches located in Ubud and Sanur on the island of Bali. They offer some reasonably-priced programs starting with a two-hour Short 'Crash' Course and extending through to a six-month Language Program. Only the two-hour crash course is suitable for Australian school groups visiting Bali as the longer programs would involve necessity of a temporary residents visa and these are specifically targeted towards expats living in Bali. If you can work around these limitations, explore the possibilities and programs offered by Cinta bahasa by clicking on the logo below.
ilanguages
Are you someone who urgently needs to learn some quick Indonesian for a trip to Indonesia but do not have the time for formal instruction? The iLanguages website provides essential online vocabulary and sentence practice in 107 languages, Indonesian being one of them. Access the Indonesian page of iLanguages by clicking on the logo below.
The Balai Bahasa Indonesia Perth site offers a number of extremely useful resources for teachers of Indonesian, key among these being a Resource Packs and Detailed Synopsis notes on a range of popular Indonesian movies suitable for school-age learners. To access the BBIP website, click on the logo below.
The Balai Bahasa dan Budaya Indonesia Queensland (BBBIQ) has established a website containing resources that align to the Australian Curriculum. At this moment in time, the uploaded resources pertain only to the Years 7-8 Band Level. To access the BBIP website, click on the logo below.
Jenni Matthews A teacher of Indonesian in Queensland has supplied the link to WowShack, a fantastic website providing critically annotated photographs around current issues in Indonesia across a range of themes. This is a great resource for Indonesian social and cultural studies. To access the site, click on the link below.
Many of you may be familiar with and have used the Cartoon Story Maker software that is available from the Victorian Government's Language Online website. I have used this software to create a number of cartoons for my Indonesian classes. However, the software has some limitations as to the number of characters and background scenes available, although you are able to import your own additional characters and scenes if you wish. How would you feel, however, if you were able to create your own cartoons online with access to 325 characters, 225 scenes, 45,000 images and the ability to upload your own selection of images as well??? Again, Resourceful Indonesian would like to acknowledge Jenni Matthews for alerting us to the Storyboard That website. To access the site and start creating your own professional comics, click on the link below.
Create. Read. Publish.
Education is changing. Bring creativity to your classroom with Book Creator, the one app you need for any subject or grade level. level. Combine text, images, audi and video to create your own unique interactive stories. To access the Book Creator website and view sample publications, click on the logo below.
Education is changing. Bring creativity to your classroom with Book Creator, the one app you need for any subject or grade level. level. Combine text, images, audi and video to create your own unique interactive stories. To access the Book Creator website and view sample publications, click on the logo below.
Online translators can be a very useful tool for those who already have a good working knowledge of the target. However, in the hands of the uninitiated (as most school learners tend to be), the resultant translation is invariably far from correct. I have often wondered if there is an appropriate methodology for teaching students how to engage effectively with online translators. PhD student, Penny Coutas from Murdoch University in Western Australia, recently alerted me to a useful article from the Modern Language Teachers of Western Australia website. While this article does not provide any definitive solutions, it does provide some very good activities to engage our post-compulsory learners. To access the article, click on the link below.
Would you like to send your students on an interactive journey of discovery through the main Indonesian islands of Sumatra, Java, Kalimantan, Bali and Sulawesi. The website Go Indonesia allows you to do just that! Fasten your seat-belts, click on the logo below and Go Indonesia!!!
Are you looking for new and innovative ways to revitalize the Indonesian (or any other language) program within your school. Explore the many successful case studies from across Australia on the Language Learning Space website. You may even wish to invite the school principal to read one of the case studies associated with your language. To access the website, click on the link below. There are some spectacular success stories, particularly in Indonesian.
Education Services Australia (ESA) has recently created the Language Learning Space (Indonesian). It is designed for teachers and students in Australian schools. It is free. You will find a range of great learning pathways or challenges (built to support the new Australian curriculum) bookended by some graphic novel elements which we think will be very appealing to students. There are 350 resources in the Resource Bank and lots of resources created for the site including:
a series of videos called Bahasa Bytes
a host of materials created for the site by Languages Online
materials created by WestOne in WA
The functionality of the site enables you to easily enrol your classes, to upload your own resources, create quizzes, create your own challenges and monitor the progress of your students.
There’s a free tutor service so you can book your students (individuals or small groups or whole classes) into a Skype (or alternative) session with native speakers in Bali.
You will need to register to use the bulk of the site but the professional learning topics are public-facing. Registration, along with everything else on the site, is free. You will find professional learning topics such as how to set up and promote an Indonesian language program, explorations of key elements of the Australian curriculum, how to manage learner diversity, how to build in a focus on Indonesia in the areas of English, Literacy, the Arts, History and Geography and so on.
There are some great videos showing classrooms at work.
The site was developed to complement the resource we created and funded by the Australian Government’s Department of Education. You can access the site by clicking on the logo below which will take you the teacher logon page where you can register and create an account using your employee email address as proof that you are an Australian-based teacher.
a series of videos called Bahasa Bytes
a host of materials created for the site by Languages Online
materials created by WestOne in WA
The functionality of the site enables you to easily enrol your classes, to upload your own resources, create quizzes, create your own challenges and monitor the progress of your students.
There’s a free tutor service so you can book your students (individuals or small groups or whole classes) into a Skype (or alternative) session with native speakers in Bali.
You will need to register to use the bulk of the site but the professional learning topics are public-facing. Registration, along with everything else on the site, is free. You will find professional learning topics such as how to set up and promote an Indonesian language program, explorations of key elements of the Australian curriculum, how to manage learner diversity, how to build in a focus on Indonesia in the areas of English, Literacy, the Arts, History and Geography and so on.
There are some great videos showing classrooms at work.
The site was developed to complement the resource we created and funded by the Australian Government’s Department of Education. You can access the site by clicking on the logo below which will take you the teacher logon page where you can register and create an account using your employee email address as proof that you are an Australian-based teacher.
Australia Plus is produced by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and is the online and mobile home of the best Australian content. It is available in English and can also be accessed in Indonesian, Chinese and Pacific Islander Languages by selecting from the drop-down menu at the far right of the Homepage The Indonesian language section is known as Australia Plus Indonesia and can be directly accessed by clicking on the link below.
Are you planning to visit Indonesia, live in Indonesia or to conduct business with Indonesians and wish to avoid cultural faux pas which could hinder or even destroy a relationship before it even gets off the ground. Indonesians are very sensitive people so it would be to one's benefit to plan ahead by learning a little about Indonesian peculiarities to avoid causing offence. Living in Indonesia A Site For Expatriates provides information for expatriates who are planning their move to Indonesia, who are newly arrived, who have resided in Indonesia for several years or who are long-term seasoned veterans. Click on the link below to access a wealth of expert information on the do's and don'ts when engaging with Indonesian people and culture.
Frequent users of this website know by now that it contains links to more than a thousand YouTube video clips and documentaries. If, like me, you find it annoying to have your viewing interrupted by things such as comments, suggestions and 'other' things, the following website provides the solution you've been searching for. Just enter the video's URL and enjoy interruption-free viewing.
With the Australian Curriculum introducing the study of Languages at a very early stage, and some jurisdictions either taking up or planning to take up this option, a resource that may be of use to early school learners may be the Indonesian version of Sesame Street which contains a range of resources pitched specifically at this this cohort. To access and explore the Jalan Sesama YouTube channel, click on the logo below.
Looking for additional activities and resources to supplement or consolidate student learning? At the Beginner Level you need go no further than the Victorian Department of Education Languages Online website. Here you will find 35 topic-based interactive lessons along with numerous accompanying resources in printable PDF document form. Unfortunately, since the demise of Adobe Flash, the interactive activities on this website are no longer supported so the site has lost both its appeal and functionality. However, for the die-hard users of this once-great resource, the pdf activity sheets are still available for download, so not all is completely lost.
The QUIA website is a resource portal for literally hundreds of topics ... one of them being Indonesian. In the Indonesian section you will find no fewer than 74 Interactive activities and games. You have the further option of subscribing to QUIA which will give you access to their wide range of digital templates, such as 'Hangman', that you can use to create your own personalised activities and games. To access the Indonesian page of QUIA, click on the logo below.
For those holiday makers looking for a free online Indonesian course that is set out like a phrasebook, you requirements should be adequately fulfilled by Indonesian Tutorial. To access this resource, click on the logo below.
To access 15 online interactive Beginning Indonesian units from the University of Victoria in Canada, click on the logo below. This resource provides ideal revision practise for the beginner-level adult learner.
The Indonesian Way used to be a free online course and textbook for the Indonesian language designed for adult beginners. It is now a subscription-based course offered at Beginner (220 hours) or Advanced (330 hours) levels. Upon completion of The Indonesian Way it s claimed that you will be able to communicate effectively in Indonesian. To access this online learning program, click on the logo below.
This Reading Comprehension resource from the University of Wisconsin provides a variety of reading activities across everyday common genres such as advertisements, brochures, letters, just to mention a few. The activities are graded at three levels of difficulty. At Tingkat 1 the activities are suitable for Beginner Adult students or as quick revision for Senior Secondary students. To access the activities along with a thorough user guide, click on the logo below.
Bintang Bahasa is a now-defunct website which was aimed at adult learners learning the language alone at home or online. All that is left of the service is the downloadable 37-page coursebook which I have included below the Bintang Bahasa logo as a pdf file.
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The MY LANGUAGES . ORG website contains basic vocabulary and grammar study lessons in a large number of languages, including Indonesian (and even Javanese). These individual lessons can be accessed through the menu occupying the left hand side of the website. The website also contains audio lessons which are grouped thematically for convenience. These audio lessons are suitable for adults to learn or revise the pronunciation of vocabulary through self study or could be used for the same purpose in the classroom by a teacher of Indonesian from Years 6 - 8. To download the audio lessons from of this website, click on the link below which will take you directly to the relevant page.
Want to visit a one-stop website with links to a wide array of Indonesian resources? Check out the Indonesian home page of the aussie educator website by clicking on the logo below. Happy browsing.
For a detailed description of the Indonesian language, and to explore a wide range of cultural and cross-cultural issues, click on the bahasakita.com link below. Highly recommended resource for both teachers and senior students.
Now that you have learnt the basics, do you want to find out more about forming Indonesian words and using Indonesian affixes? If your appetite has been whetted click on the IndoDic.com logo below.
Have you ever wondered what languages Indonesian has borrowed from? You may be surprised at the large number of loan words in Indonesian. For a comprehensive list of these words, click on the Wikipedia logo below. You will probably already know or recognise many more words borrowed from English than those listed here.
To access AIYA’s weekly selection of the best reading on Indonesia and the Australia-Indonesia relationship to keep you informed and entertained through the week, click on the logo below.
Interested in the latest up-to-the-minute news broadcast in Indonesian? Click on the logo below to open up the British Broadcasting Corporation's Indonesia page.
Want to read about the latest Indonesian news at the source in English. Click on The Jakarta Post logo below to open the link to The Jakarta Post, Indonesia's oldest and most-respected English language daily.
The introduction of the Jakarta Globe as the city's second daily English-language newspaper has ended the monopoly that the Jakarta post has enjoyed for several decades. Hopefully the competition will raise the standard of journalism, independence and openness at both publications.
Want to read in-depth analysis of controversial issues that the mainstream Indonesian media generally doesn't draw attention to? The English-language online journal, Inside Indonesia, has been been documenting such issues for the past 30 years. For some insightful reading into contemporary Indonesian society, click on the logo below.
Interested in finding out the latest topics of discussion about all things Indonesian? The English-language website Indonesia Matters makes for some interesting reading. Click on the logo below.
Want to create and share your own customised Indonesian-speaking avatar? Click on the Voki link below to get stated!
If you are feeling adventurous and would like to add a wide range of interactive games to your classroom repertoire, click on the logo below. You'll never find yourself wanting of an arsenal of creative and motivating resources.
Would you like to create various types of puzzles, board games and other activities using both text and images to reinforce or revise vocabulary? You can create these online, print them out and then photocopy them. The one drawback is that you cannot save a digital copy of the puzzle you have created to reuse in the future so make sure you keep a spare copy on file. Below is the link to the Tools For Educators website.
Much like the above website, the MES English website allows you to print 25 different games that are suitable for ESL and foreign language learners alike. It shares the same drawbacks as the above site in that it does not permit you to save any digital copies so you are forced to print either color or black and white versions of the games boards and the accompanying game cards and save one photocopy for future use. You can find the link to the MES English site below.
Want to speed test your Indonesian vocabulary skills on a large range of topics? Open the Quizlet website and type 'Indonesian' into the Search Box.
Used by the world's smartest teachers.Teachers who use WordMint create beautiful, engaging classroom materials in a fraction of the time. Use the crossword maker to create a fun alternative to the usual quizzes. Automatically correct bubble tests using your phone. Save hours of grading time! To create an account click on the logo below.
Another resource that permits learners to speed test their Indonesian vocabulary recognition skills is the Indonesian section of The Internet TESL Journal website. Here you can test yourself on as few as 10 to as many as 4637 vocabulary items ... yes, 4637 vocabulary items in a single test! To access this resource, click on the button below.
If you want to access a website with a large range of Indonesian children's songs and rhymes, you need look no further than Mama Lisa's World. Click on the logo below to find out more.
If you are looking for interactive maps with a difference, then you should really take a look at Scribble Maps. This site can be used for giving compass directions, discussing routes and itineraries and annotating any pertinent information in text boxes. To get you started using Scribble maps, there are quite a number of short video tutorials on YouTube. Just type 'How to Use Scribble Maps' in the search field. To access Scribble Maps, click on the logo below.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like living in Jakarta? The expatriate community in Jakarta have their own website which is full of ideas and suggestions for making your stay in Indonesia's capital stress-free and a culturally-enriching experience. To access this site, click on the logo below.
The Hello Indonesia! website focuses on the topics of The Basics, Langauge, Culture and Travel. It may not be as comprehensive as some other sites but if you don't have a lot of spare time on your hands, this might just be the site for you. You can access the site by clicking on the logo below.
Planning to travel to Indonesia any time soon? It is best to check the latest up-to-the-minute travel advisories for Indonesia on The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade website. You can go there by clicking the logo below.
