This on-line teaching material is based on the draft of “Ciriciring no Tao pikapiapinpinan no vatvatek a ipangananao” by Dr. Victoria Rau and Dong Maa-Neu (2022).

This on-line teaching material is based on the draft of [Introduction to Tao Grammar] by Rau, Der-Hwa and Dong, Maa-Neu (2018).

This Tao digital documentation, including an interlinear morpheme-by-morpheme glosses database, is based on Yami (Tao) Bible Dictionary by Rau, Der-Hwa and Dong, Maa-Neu, and Chang, Hui-Huan (2018).

This website archives the 2023 course from National Chung Cheng University, focused on Austronesian digital archiving an...

This webpage archives the 2023 course "Yami (Tao) Language Structure and Test Item Writing" by the Indigenous Language...

This course archive serves as a collection/repository of the course "Tao Structure (111-2)", offered by the Indigenous Language Learning Center at National Taitung University in the 2nd semester of the 111th academic year.

The documentation contains a collection of examples and students’ practical results materials from [The local examination setter training course (Lanyu)] from June 18 to September 17, 2022.

This digital website is the E-Portfolio for participants of the 2021 Lanyu Language Teacher Training Course.

This digital resource presents the E-Portfolios of two members, sinan Likdem and Mr. Guo DeYang (郭德揚), in the 2019 Tao Structure course.

The Tao Digital Teaching and Learning Resource is used for creating digital teaching materials. It is a documentation of the course, [109-2 Austronesian language documentation, conservation, and e-Learning].

It is a resource for open courses in Open Edu (https://www.openedu.tw/). Students can learn Tao in Taiwan or other Austronesian languages (such as Indonesian or Filipino). On the other hand, they can also learn to use digital tools to collect endangered languages and engage in the production and application of digital language teaching materials.

It is an important prerequisite course for learning Tao, the only Filipino language in Taiwan's indigenous language. Students are familiar with the Filipino structure of the sister language, which is very helpful for understanding and learning Tao.