Slavic and Eastern European Studies  Tags: russian eastern_europe slavic_studies  

Sites you need for class:

• Gaucho Space
• NCRLC Russian Webcasts

Other sites you might need:

• Russian News & Newspapers
• Russian Transliteration

Говорите по-русски?

Immerse yourself into Russian with a semester in Moscow!

• EAP Slavic Program
• EAP at UCSB
• EAP - UC System-wide

Мы везде!

Meet other people interested in Russia and the Russian language!

• UCSB Russian Club (Facebook)
• UCSB Russian Club (Web Site)

This section is for students enrolled in Russian-language classes at UCSB.

This section links to guides on the Web which describe how to set up your computer to type in Russian, or read Russian fonts.

  • Macintosh •

• Macintosh Cyrillic Fonts and Keyboard Drivers (AATSEEL)
• Cyrillic for Computers: Mac OS X (George Washington University)
• Russification of the Macintosh (Matvey B. Palchuk)
• Russify Everything (Siber Systems Inc.)

  • Windows •

• Russian for Gringos 3: Windows Vista
• Russian for Gringos 2: Windows XP
• Windows Cyrillic Fonts and Keyboard Drivers (AATSEEL)
• Cyrillicize Windows: For Windows Vista and XP Computers (George Washington University)
• Russian keyboard etc. - Cyrillic (Russian): instructions for Windows and Internet (Paul Gorodyansky)
• Russify Everything (Siber Systems Inc.)
• Cyrillic for Windows (Gyula Zsigri)

Dictionaries

• Slavic Language Dictionaries (online)
  
  • an excellent list of links
• Russian-English Dictionaries (paper)
  • look under the call number PG2640 in the Reference collection or the circulating collection.

Quick Research on the Russian Web

Note: If you need scholarly articles in Russian, please ask a librarian for help. The resources below are not for scholarly research.

• Википедия / Vikipediia -- Russian version of Wikipedia
  • Tip: if you can't enter the search in Russian, or don't know what something is called in Russian, try searching the English version of Wikipedia. When you find an article, look in the "in other languages" section at lower left to see if there is a Russian article on the topic. Click on "Русский" to see the article.
• Russian-language search engines:
  • Google на русском / Google na russkom (Note: you can also search regular Google in Russian by just entering the search in Russian)
  • Yahoo! по-русски / Yahoo! po-russki
  • Апорт / Aport
  • Рамблер / Rambler

• Slavic Studies Program
• Dept. of German, Slavic, and Semitic Studies