The text can be viewed within the Internet Archive viewer or downloaded in Adobe Acrobat format by clicking the 'PDF' link on the right of each page, and is freely available underĪttribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International license. (The revision date is always printed on page 4, so you may easily check whether everyone is using the same revision.). We advise that users download a copy of the version ordered for their classes at the beginning of the semester, as the online version may change during the year due to updates. The PDFs of the books are now stored on the Internet Archive, to which the links below now redirect. You will need to download the latest version of the PDF around August 20 (this will be updated when ready) to have this functionality. The PDFs (see below) will have links to each separate audio exercise.Chapters 1-3 and 7-9 should be ready by August 15, and the remaining chapters will be uploaded by the end of August. Gretchen Angelo is inputting the B and C exercises into a separate Canvas course each exercise will be set up as a separate quiz that you can import into your own Canvas courses and modify as you wish.

The Canvas Commons course contains user guides (instructional videos for professors adopting the text) as well as a plethora of in-class activities and quizzes that any user may download and import to their own Canvas course (and often to other LMS formats as well). Emmanuelle Remy has made her Canvas course for Volume 1 available to all here.

The textbook may be downloaded for free in accordance with the license, or printed copies can be ordered. It has been adopted by instructors at over thirty colleges and high schools (partial list below). Is a first-year college French textbook with a true communicative approach. Liberté, by Gretchen Angelo and Emmanuelle Remy,

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