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Background

Currently we do not offer spoken modern languages through Scholars Online, though we are investigating the opportunity. Doing so effectively would probably involve an audio capability we don’t (so far) have in place.

What we are offering now is early modern language, beginning with Old English. We are hoping to add to this range of materials in the future, with possible additions including Middle English or Old Norse. Let us know what you'd like to see, and we’ll look into the possibility. It may seem ironic to refer to something that hasn't been spoken much since 1066 as a “modern language”, but this is the designation generally used in the academic world, which distinguishes modern languages as a group from classical languages (mostly Greek, Latin, and Sanskrit), and ancient near eastern languages (which would include things like Hebrew, Aramaic, Hittite, and so on).

Lots more coming!

Individual courses

We are working with teachers to determine course offerings for 2008. If you would like to see a couse not yet listed, please let the current teacher know, or use the EMAIL US link below to contact Scholars Online Administration with your course request.

After April 1, 2008, course information for 2006 will no longer appear on these pages, but will be available from the student's unofficial transcript, which can be reached from your Account Management Center.

To see details about an individual course, click on the black triangle to the left of the course name

Old English • 2007 listing - for reference only • Grade 7 or above

Old Norse • Offering for 2008 • Grade 7 or above

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