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1. A Visual Sourcebook of Chinese Civilization

Well thought out student/teacher resource offers material for understanding Chinese history, culture and society.

2. Abrahamic Religions

This exercise is intended to communicate information about the three major monotheistic religions of the Middle East, Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

3. Activities Based on Japanese Folktales

Lesson plan/outline designed to teach students some aspects of Japanese culture through folk literature.

4. Africa Focus Image and Audio Collection

Sights and Sounds of a Continent

5. African Studies Program Outreach Library

A lending library of resources on Africa

6. An Introduction to Noh

Teacher/student resource on the oldest surviving form of Japanese theater, Noh drama.

7. Andalusia: Virtual Classroom

Art guide and lesson plans for K-12 teachers.

8. Anti-Semitism in Poland after Auschwitz

Professor Gross addresses the politics and memory of anti-Jewish violence in Poland after the Holocaust, including Polish-Jewish relations and the ways in which Polish society has attempted to confront and master its past.

9. Arabic Clothing and Colors

A unit naming at least two articles of clothing and three colors in Arabic

10. Art & Architecture of Argentina: A Resource Guide

A portfolio of images from a 2001 Fulbright-Hays Seminar in Argentina

11. Asia for Educators

A comprehensive website with links, resources, and lesson plans for teaching about Asia

12. Asian Educational Media Service

A search engine for locating descriptions and reviews of teaching materials plus information about how to obtain them

13. Ask Asia

A K-12 Resource of the Asia Society

14. Aztec Folk Literature

Lesson plans utilizing two legends and a folktale

15. Balinese Music as an Aspect of Art in Southeast Asia

Lesson plan introduces Balinese music providing exposure to Southeast Asia and its diverse cultures.

16. Bashô's Narrow Road to the Deep North

Video unit on Matsuo Bashô's Narrow Road to the Deep North discusses the notion of travel as metaphor and the figure of Bashô as a symbol of spiritual freedom in Tokugawa Japan.

17. Basic Principles of Islamic Art

An Introduction to Islamic Art and Architecture

18. Biochemical Biofuels Processing and Coproducts

Slide presentation by Vijay Singh, presented as part of the "Global Demand for Biofuels" workshop at the University of Illinois, June 2008.

19. Biofuel and World Commodity Markets

PowerPoint presentation by Chris Hurt, presented as part of the "Global Demand for Biofuels" workshop at the University of Illinois, June 2008.

20. Biofuels and the Global Food Economy

Presentation by Siwa Msangi as part of the "Sustainable Biofuels and Human Security" workshop at the University of Illinois, May 2008.

21. Cairo: Living Past, Living Future

Multidisciplinary unit, historic and modern sections, case study approach, primary sources, stand-alone components

22. Carnival in Veracruz

PowerPoint slide show of carnival in Veracruz, Mexico.

23. Celebration of Mexicanos Through Music, Dance, and Art

Lessons for K-12 covering a wide range of cultural material

24. China and the US: Geostrategic Partners, Competitors or Adversaries?

Professor Chambers discusses the increasing significance of the US's relationship with China.

25. China as a Regional and Rising Global Power: Implications for the United States

In this presentation, Edward Kolodziej considers the current US policy towards China as an international, economic and political power.