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Goodbye textbooks: using authentic sources in your language classroom Posted by meaghan on Aug 11, 2021 in For Educators

Ever feel like you’re competing with your students’ phones for their attention?

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Placement Tests in Transparent Language Online Posted by meaghan on Apr 6, 2021 in Learning Feature Updates , For Libraries , For Learners , Learning + Usage Tips

Not sure where to begin in Transparent Language Online? Take a placement test!

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Transparent Language Online wins 6th consecutive Platinum Award! Posted by meaghan on Jan 13, 2021 in Company News , For Libraries

Fun things that come in sixes: strings on a guitar, washboard abs, sides on a die, senses (if you’re Haley Joel Osment), and our LibraryWorks’ Modern Library Awards!

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Advanced Level English Listening and Reading Lessons Posted by meaghan on Jun 9, 2020 in Learning Material Updates , For Educators , For Libraries , For Learners

Highly proficient English learners can now sharpen their listening and reading comprehension with the new Advanced Listening and Advanced Reading lessons in Transparent Language Online.

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Set a daily goal to reach your language learning goals Posted by meaghan on Mar 24, 2020 in Learning Feature Updates , For Learners

If you have a language learning goal but you don’t hold yourself accountable, does the goal even exist?

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Online Language Courses for Professionals Posted by meaghan on Feb 11, 2020 in Learning Material Updates , For Learners

Prepare to live and work abroad with our “For Professionals” collection.

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Transparent Language Online Wins Fifth Consecutive Platinum Award Posted by meaghan on Jan 14, 2020 in Company News , For Libraries

Good things come in fives: fingers, food groups, the Great Lakes, and LibraryWorks’ Modern Library Awards. We’re thrilled to receive our fifth consecutive Platinum Award in 2020 for Transparent Language Online.

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Sorry STEM, Google just made the case for more foreign language education Posted by meaghan on Jan 1, 2018 in For Educators

Science, technology, engineering, and math are not the only (or perhaps even the most) valuable 21st century skills. Even Google says so.

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