These multimedia books are designed, written, edited, and produced in collaboration with many people including students and staff of the Center for Diné Teacher Education and the Center for Diné Studies.

The books are grouped by proficiency level with the simplest books indicated with the lowest number. These numbers indicate the Navajo language proficiency level of the reader/listener that we expect these books to be appropriate for.

In order to view these multimedia books you will need to download and install the Macromedia Flash Player on your computer system.  Read the instructions before you attempt to use any of the multimedia literature.

You may also use the multimedia at http://nettrain.netc-navajo.org, the site for distribution of the Navajo Education Technology Consortium materials.

TECHSHARE PROJECT 
A number of people have been involved in developing the Navajo children’s literature. We also owe a debt of gratitude to the large number of educators throughout the Navajo Education Technology Consortium (http://nettrain.netc-navajo.org) who have supported us in dozens of ways (beyond the financial) in this project. There are too many of them to mention here without leaving out some important supporter who has helped us at one time or another. Of course, the major credit goes to the writers and artists, and to their families and elders for bringing them the treasure of the Navajo language. The project director for the project, at Diné College, has been Clay Slate.

©2004 Center for Diné Teacher Education, Diné  College, Tsaile, AZ 86556 Questions? Contact CDTE@dinecollege.edu