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Language Preservation: Learn Inuktitut with online game
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An online computer game from the Kativik School Board in Quebec makes studying the Inuktitut language fun! The site is a dynamic approach to teaching children their native language. Multiple portals lead to different identification games, from learning the syllabic … Continue reading →read more
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