Summary The e-learning program "Modern Greek language acquisition" is an online learning system for students of Modern Greek Studies at the Freie Universität Berlin. The program that is on offer on the digital LMS Blackboard offers a wide variety of learning and exercise material for the training of grammatical-syntactical skills for understanding texts and the oral language for the language levels A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. The program promotes the self-learning of the students by the fact that the type, the level and the frequency of the exercises can be chosen. It helps when preparing for the exams of the individual language courses and for the internationally recognized certificate of proof that one has sufficient Greek language skills (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1). The platform has, amongst other things, the goal of strengthening and extending the language basics and the register one has when dealing with Modern Greek. The aim is to reach a homogenous language level for all students of Modern Greek. |
Course title | E-learning program "Modern Greek language acquisition" |
Course type | Self-learning course |
Department/Institute | Institute of Greek and Latin Languages and Literatures |
Degree program | Modern Greek Studies |
Lecturers | Prof. Dr. Miltos Pechlivanos, lecturers for Modern Greek at the professorship for Modern Greek Studies |
No. of participants | The e-learning program is available to all students of Modern Greek Studies (bachelor and master) as a training support for the duration of their studies |
Phase | Pre-studies language course resp. basic module A and B, module 1 (bachelor) |
SWS/CP | Pre-studies language course resp. basic module A and B: 10 SWS (winter semester) + 10 SWS (summer semester) Module 1: 6 SWS (winter semester) + 6 SWS (summer semester) Tutorial for the pre-studies language course and BA module 1 “Modern Greek language, conversation": 4 SWS (winter semester) + 4 SWS (summer semester) |
The program encompasses the following functions:
On 11.03.2010 the program was awarded the FU e-learning prize 2009 in the category multimedia learning materials and learning environments.