***This class requires enrollment through the University of Alaska Fairbanks Distance Education Program. Enrollment is closed for Spring 2010. Check back for enrollment opportunities in Fall 2010***
Entry level introduction to practical Mongolian language pronunciation, reading, and listening. The course is broken into thematic areas of greetings, time, food, family, and weather. Students will be introduced to major historical, political, and economic issues of Mongolia. All interactions are online using a variety of communication tools. This course is co-instructed by Narantsetseg Tseveendulam of Foreign Service Institute, Brian White of the American Center for Mongolian Studies and Curt Madison of the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Computer with a headset/microphone and an Internet connection. Beginning Mongolian contains 80 lessons divided into 16 topical categories. It introduces learners to the basics of Modern Mongolian including the alphabet, pronunciation, basic grammar, and common expressions. Intermediate Mongolian contains 80 lessons divided into 16 topical categories. It introduces learners to natural forms of Modern Mongolian including pronunciation differences between written and spoken expressions, formal and colloquial grammar structures, and broadened vocabulary. Comprehensive Intermediate Mongolian course includes 8 lessons. Each lesson is designed around individual topics related to different aspects of Mongolia, including history, cultural practices, literature, art, lifestyle and politics. Each lesson is structured to enhance grammar, vocabulary, speaking, reading, translation and independent research skills in Mongolian. 21-р зуунд ажиллаж буй номын санчид нь мэдээллийн менежерүүд болж мэргэжил боловсролоо дээшлүүлэн ажиллах шаардлагатай болсонтой холбогдуулан үүсгэсэн тэдэнд тус болохуйц гарын авлагын сан Та сургалтын эхлэл хуудасны "Create New Account" - "Login as Guests холбоосыг сонгон гарын авлагыг ашиглана уу. Монголын их дээд сургуулийн оюутан судлаачид өөрсдийн судалгаа шинжилгээний ажилдаа вэбэд суурилсан мэдээллийн эх үүсвэрүүдийг өргөн хүрээнд ашигладаг болох чадварыг нь дээшлүүлэх зорилготой үүсгэсэн гарын авлагын сан. Энэхүү сургалтын гарын авлагуудыг Соросын сангийн (Web-based Applications and Resource Literacy Training project, Open Society Institute) дэмжлэгтэйгээр бүтээж байна. Та Login as Guests холбоосыг сонгон гарын авлагыг ашиглана уу.
| The American Center for Mongolian Studies (ACMS) is dedicated to increasing the exchange of knowledge among scholars and researchers of Mongolia. This site is a compilation of educational resources developed by the ACMS and its partners to facilitate learning about Mongolia across all disciplines. The resources on this site are free and open for learners to use in order to increase their knowledge and skills. These resources may be reproduced in other media as long as they are reproduced for educational and non-commercial purposes.
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