Cybergerman Doktor Faustus Award
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The Doktor Faustus Award was established to recognize the men and women all over the world who have brought the study of German onto the World Wide Web. Each month several new web sites are honored for their online contributions, and by acknowledging their efforts, we hope to promote the Web as a vital avenue for German language education. We welcome your nominations to the Doktor Faustus award, and, above all, Happy Surfing!!

Medieval Studies Homepage at the University of Essen - Germany
In German
The German Electronic Textbook
Richard C. Aguilar's German Pages fabulous resource for German, French, and Spanish.
Internet Handbook of German Grammar
German Studies Trails on the World Wide Web
Project Wulfila
Deutsche LiteraturgeschichteIn German
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe Pages, by Katharena Eiermann
Ika's Fairy Tale PageIn German
Robert Shea's German Resource Page Explore this site in its entirety. There are fabulous collections concerning German-Americana Studies and also The Missouri AATG Internet Related Workshop
Kickapoo High School - Springfield, Missouri, USA - German Pages maintained by Brian Zahn
Udo G. Klinger's German Grammar Page.
German Law - Systematics. A comprehensive website concerning the legal systems of Germany and how they relate to other international legal entities.
German for Beginners. An excellent online course in German instruction, Dr. Gölz's German for Beginners is one of the first of its kind on the WWW. It is continually updated with discrete assignments designed for all levels of German instruction. These lessons are challenging but fun to do, which helps motivate the beginning language learner. Very nicely done.

Die Wunderschöne Seite vom Herrn Schwab. Herr Schwab, a German AND Japanese teacher at North Central High School in Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, maintains a well-organized set of pages for his students. There is levity in the form of German jokes, and serious online projects by his students, including an Internet-Roman. Begun by his students, the Internet-Roman invites German classes from everywhere to participate and contribute to the unfolding of the storyline.
Anne Green, Ph.D, Lecturer of German at Carnegie-Mellon University is providing her German students a high-quality, online experience with challenging web-based assignments, collections of relevant and topical links, and important classroom information. Her web projects on young-adult German works of fiction are excellent supplementary materials for her students. They include useful vocabulary lists and study questions. Her site is an excellent example of the utility of the WWW in modern foreign language instruction.
Homepage der Mediävistik an der GhK, at the University of Kassel, Germany. A nicely formatted page with superb resources on medieval German culture: art, literature, history.