The Chinese Language Teachers Association (CLTA) Home Page has a revised web address (URL):         http://clta.deall.ohio-state.edu or simply: clta.deall.ohio-state.edu

If you haven’t checked the CLTA Home Page recently, visit the "What’s New!" page:
http://clta.deall.ohio-state.edu/new.htm

Point your browser to: http://www.cnd.org/Classics/ which leads to divers and sundry bits of Chinese classical literature, in assorted flavors of encoding (but not Unicode...).

You can order books of Chinese linguistics via internet.
http://www.netease.com/~kingsky/XYSM.HTM

Lizhong Yan invites you to visit the English-Chinese Web Bulletin Board "Translation Master".
big5: http://omniboard.hypermart.net/yilin/mainpgb5.pl
GB: http://omniboard.hypermart.net/yilin/mainpage.pl

Joel Bellassen, President de l’AFPC, welcomes you to visit the French Chinese Language Teachers Association (AFPC) Home Page which has a revised web address (URL): http://escom2.msh-paris.fr/afpc

If you use Practical Chinese Reader Book I or II and need Chinese character models for your students to imitate, John Yin encourages you to take a look at the Chinese character writing sheets made available to you and your students over the Internet at:   http://www.uvm.edu/~chinese/characte.htm
It doesn’t matter whether you are now using a Mac or a PC. You do not need any Chinese word processing program or Chinese code switching program either. However you need to get a free Acrobat Reader.

Richard Warmington has put some information on GR at his Web site, including tables for converting between Pinyin and GR. http://inside.com.tw/user/richwarm/gr.htm