Join us as we feature teachers and presenters from the five regional language teacher conferences and imagine what’s possible while reconsidering what is truly essential when the goal is proficiency. Focus on the possibilities that a transformed educational setting might offer. Expand your professional community as you prepare for a year that focuses on creating community and engaging all learners wherever they are.
The NFLC Art and Media Production (AMP) team has been producing high quality video, audio and graphic elements for NFLC products and programs since the department was established in 2004. Over that time, the facilities and capabilities of the team have grown and expanded.
A downloadable brochure outlining our capabilities is available.
In partnership with a Maryland small business, the NFLC begins development of ODYSSea, a virtual reality experience for novice-level secondary school students of foreign languages, conceptualized as an immersive escape room-inspired adventure quest.
The NFLC begins developing virtual reality applications designed to support language practice in Russian.
Professionals in Education Advancing Research and Language Learning (PEARLL), a Title VI Center, seeks to create a common vision for high-quality world language learning and develop new models of professional development and support materials for language educators.
The NFLC completes development of its first mobile application targeting smartphones and tablets with modern web technologies. Called Language Ladder, it had over 900+ lessons in 100+ languages.
The NFLC is awarded the Lemonzest contract that support continued language maintenance materials.
With the support of the National Security Education Program (NESP), the portal gathers together all of the language content developed by the NFLC in over 100 languages and dialects.
The NFLC begins delivering thousands of items used in high stakes language proficiency tests.
NFLC is awarded the Analyst Learning Link contract to continue developing language maintenance materials and for the first time non-language related materials.