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A Swiss website for German-learners

I just posted the link to a website for kids Now I just discovered it is so
offering special exercises for adult learners of German
Clicking on the title of this post will link to you.!
http://www.allgemeinbildung .ch / x = deu/Familie_01a.htm
An example of their exercises. It is about family (mother, uncle, etc.).
Well done! Not all of their exercises are that helpful, but if you do not like
one, just go back and choose another!
http://www.allgemeinbildung.ch/fach=deu/=deu.htm#Bildwortschatz

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Eight children's Web sites for learning German for German

If you click on the title of this post, you will be linked to:
http://www.heute.de/ZDFheute/inhalt/20/0,3672,8063636,00.html

HEUTE is the news-program of the ZDF, the second public TV-station
in Germany. Here they offer links (check the box on the right!),
to eight websites dedicated to children and partly sponsored by
the government, as they are considered to be of educational value.
At "Lernspaß für Kinder" you can learn about German history, geography, etc.
http://www.lernspass-fuer-kinder.de/cms/front_content.php
It offers so short films. But most of the stuff on this 8 site
is not really for beginners.
Most things are too difficult for beginners, interesting for A2 and B1 Lerner
but.

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children - even for large Lerner SWITZERLAND

the Internet there are also sites for "German" children.
Some exercises for kids are fun for adult learners of German, too.
(. Or at least they may be useful)

In Switzerland there is a page - sponsored by playmobil? -
with over 6000 exercises:
http://www.allgemeinbildung.ch

An example for vocabulary-training:
http://www.allgemeinbildung.ch/fach=deu/ErsterWortschatz_Zuhause_01b.htm
By clicking on the title of this post, you will be linked to that exercise!

Often pictures do overlapp, just click on the renew/reload button.

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too old for this technology ...

No idea, why my web-links INSIDE the posts do not show up ...

if you wonder: try clicking on THE TITLE of the post - it will
usually link you to the most relevant website for the post in question.
For the last two post that would be:

http://www.stepintogerman.org/index.php?catID=509&navID=509&GOTO=1
and
http://www.hueber.de/deutsch-als-fremdsprache/lehrwerke/

if you know what to do (except that I should learn HTML ... )
your advice is welcome!

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German IS easy - step into it ...

The Goethe Institut in California has a cool website - loads of German music and more.
They also prove how easy German is (for those who already know English).
Even a ZERO-Beginner should be able to understand the three German texts there at least well enough to do the tasks they come with.
Try - or if your German is better: check out the music-videos!
Have fun - und lern gern!

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The best software for self-learners of German

The new CD-ROM for "Schritte 1 - 2" is finally available.
But though I consider SCHRITTE to be maybe the best German-Course
for most classes, I was a bit disappointed: The CD-ROM offers a lot of useful exercises - about 1400 items (things to click or write) I would say -
and all is fine, but it is also not very interesting or motivating.
I expected more creativity from HUEBER (the leading publisher).
Thus the winner is still: The CD-ROM for "Themen aktuell 1" - it comes as a free gift with the course-book, and it has more exercise-items than any other CD: over 2000.
As the CD is a kind of animated and interactive version of the book
(which was worldwide the most successful for the last 25 years) it may even be
possible to learn German just with the CD - though a teacher in addition is of
course better ... I welcome any comments you have on that!
You can check out this and other software at the hueber webpage:

Just be aware: The exercises for TOPICS on the CD-ROM are MUCH more interesting
(and much more and much better) then those at the website !
(The website is better for TANGRAM and STEPS.)