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Toldot Yisrael is preserving individual stories of the founding of the State of Israel for future generations by recording video testimonies from those who were part of this era. These unedited oral histories form an extensive archive and interactive database that will be used by scholars, educators, and documentary filmmakers the world over. The material in this archive serves as an important reminder of the Jewish people’s legitimate right to a sovereign state in the Land of Israel, particularly at a time when that right has been called into question.
Published: 2010
Updated: Sep. 19, 2010
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The Promised Book Land is owned and run by Itamar Levy and Dorit Gani. Itamar is well known for locating out of print books and owns the Israeli 'Itamar's Bookstore'. Dorit has an academic degree in Hebrew Literature and has been working with Itamar for over ten years. This web site, which is aimed to be a homey, enjoyable and enriching place for every English reader who is interested in Israel, The Jewish people, Judaism and the Middle East. We promise to give each and every one of you personal treatment and hope to interest and surprise you with books and information that we update daily.
Published: 2010
Updated: Sep. 19, 2010
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Holiday Happenings is a fun holiday resource designed for parents and staff of the Union for Reform Judaism's Early Childhood Programs. Early Childhood Directors, Educators and parents will find creative and exciting ways to integrate Jewish tradition into the lives of the youngest students in school and at home. Schools are encouraged to distribute this as part of their ongoing teacher-parent communication and education.
Published: 2010
Updated: Aug. 29, 2010
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Jacob Richman has made available a free online Bible Quiz which contains 3,1500 multiple choice questions about the 5 books of Moses. Choose a chapter and timer setting, then the fun begins. The quiz, randomly, selects questions from its database, thus no two quizzes are alike. There is, also, a database browser for reviewing and printing the questions with the correct answers. Adults, as well as children will find the quiz entertaining and very educational.
Published: 2010
Updated: Aug. 22, 2010
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The goal of the Hebrew@Stanford multimedia pages is to share with the community of instructors and students of Hebrew the material which was developed at Stanford as well as to host content developed by other partners. These pages were designed not as an online course but as tools to enrich and support other courses and programs.
Published: 2010
Updated: Aug. 22, 2010
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The Academy of the Hebrew Language has unveiled a new website aiming to offer visitors a comprehensive, user-friendly guide to the organization's decisions on all matters related to Modern Hebrew. The Academy's decisions related to grammar and orthography have already been posted to the site, as well as a question-and-answer section and a list of frequently asked questions. Visitors can also submit questions to academy experts, and even consult with them on Hebraizing non-Hebrew first or last names.
Published: 2010
Updated: Aug. 22, 2010
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Rabbi Mark Zimmerman of Congregation Beth Shalom of Atlanta has produced SiddurAudio, a convenient online resource for learning to chant the Hebrew liturgy of the Siddur (Jewish prayer book), for brushing up on davening skills, learning to chant and sing the Shabbat services or preparing for Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah!
Published: 2010
Updated: Aug. 15, 2010
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For the 6th consecutive year, Craig Taubman and Craig ‘N Co. will publish Jewels of Elul Vol. VI, a collection of stories and anecdotes for the Jewish High Holy Days. Twenty nine individuals, one for each day of the month of Elul, will contribute introspection on this year’s theme, The Art of Beginning.... Again.
Published: 2010
Updated: Aug. 15, 2010
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Rabbi Jeff Kuperman of Stern Hebrew High School in Philadelphia, PA, has assembled a set of very useful links for Jewish studies and made them available on the web for students, teachers and other interested visitors.
Published: 2010
Updated: Jul. 18, 2010
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Over the last years, many new learning technologies have been developed and incorporated into many teaching frameworks by lecturers and teachers. To benefit from these developments, an Israeli national learning objects database has been established, entitled MAOR: Meta-data and Object Repository. The database is accessible to all the institutions where teaching takes place, includes diverse and accessible learning objects, and provides tools for searching and locating objects to be used in learning frameworks. Content developers' and users' evaluations of the learning objects which can assist users to integrate the relevant objects into their study programs and lesson plans are also included in the database.
Published: 2010
Updated: Jul. 04, 2010