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Interactive Learning

Dutch Self-Study Packs

In recent years, the Dutch Department has created a series of multimedia study packs catering for different levels of linguistic competence and covering several subject areas (language, literature, history and society) as part of Virtual Dutch. These study packs aim to introduce you to various writers, and to a fragments of their prose and poetry writing. They will also help you improve your reading skills in Dutch. You can listen to the text, study its vocabulary, sentence structures and cultural background. There is background information about the authors and their work. Once you feel you can read and understand the texts, you can move on to analysis of some of their literary aspects. When you have finished the study packs you should have a sense of the kind of writers they were and feel ready to read more of their work.

Virtual Dutch

Virtual Dutch is a collaborative teaching project between UCL and the University of Cambridge, the University of Sheffield and the University of Nottingham. This initiative provides an exciting opportunity for students to participate in joint projects with students from our partner institutions using Virtual Learning Environments and videoconferencing.

Virtual Learning Environment

Login to Moodle, UCL's Virtual Leaning Environment, to access Dutch course material (UCL password necessary).