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2005: |
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Internetauftritt eines Einführungskurses (in deutscher Sprache) in die Transferinventare zum Erschließen aller romanischer Sprachen: www.eurocomrom.de. |
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2005: |
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Bendigung des EuroCom-online Projekts für ein deutschsprachiges Publikum: www.eurocomprehension.com. |
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2004: |
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Adaptation of the EuroCom method for a catalan, spanish, french, polish and portugese audience. |
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2004: |
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Foundation of the Sub-Series EuroComDigital. |
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2004: |
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Production of different Presentation-CD-Roms (PPT) for the EuroCom Method. |
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2003: |
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Development of two CD-Roms for acquiring the listening competence in romance languages. |
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2003: |
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EuroComCenter (H.G.Klein in cooperation with httc): Development of a virtual Center of Multilingualism (Project financed by the HMWK). |
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2002: |
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EuroCom online (H.G.Klein in cooperation with httc): Development of three Online-Tutorials for the acquisition of receptive competences in Italian, Romanian and Spanish (Project Hessen Media 2002-5). |
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2002: |
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Beginning of the internet work for the production of an introductory course to the romance transfer inventory. |
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2001: |
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International adaptations of the EuroCom Method (Phase I): English, Italian, Romanian. |
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2001: |
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Production of an introductory CD-Rom to the Seven sieves (linguistic transfer-inventory of EuroComRom) at the university FernUni Hagen. A demoversion is available under www.hgklein.de/sieben/BIN/index.htm. |
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2001: |
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First International Congress on Eurocomprehension at university Fern-Uni Hagen 9.-10.11.01. |
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2000: |
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EuroCom Leitthema beim 35. Linguistischen Kolloquium in Innsbruck Oktober 2000 |
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1999: |
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Gründung der Reihe Editiones EuroCom |
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1999: |
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1. Themenheft zu EuroCom in der Zeitschrift Grenzgänge (H 12). |
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1998: |
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Gründung der Forscherguppe EuroCom in Hagen. |
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1998: |
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Workshop at the university FernUni Hagen "Wege zur Mehrsprachigkeit im Fernstudium". Cooperation with the FernUni Hagen in the domain of multilingualism. |
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