The following individuals, most of them former Fulbright IIE Foreign Language Teaching Assistants (FLTA) at the University of Hawaiʻi, need to be acknowledged: Christela Cindy (2009-10 FLTA who also attended both workshops in 2010 and 2011), Helen Riana Agnesia and Riza Lestari (2007/08 FLTA who also attended the 2010 workshop), Hesti Ratna Hapsari (2005/06 FLTA who also attended 2011 workshop), Nelly Martin (2006/07 FLTA who also attended the 2010 workshop), Vika Fitrianasari (2010/11 FLTA), Cahayani Agustiningrum (2011/12 FLTA), Arum Hadi Mulyono (2012/13 FLTA), Yuni Hariyanti (2013/14 FLTA), and Rustian Gunadi (2016/17 FLTA).
Dr. George Quinn from the Australian National University was the original developer of «The Indonesian Way».
The subsequent development of «The Indonesian Way» took place between 2009-2017 under the leadership of Dr Uli Kozok.
The foreign language methodologist Maren Behrend from Auckland developed the teacher notes of «The Indonesian Way».
Too many individuals to be acknowledged individually lent their voices for the several hundred sound files that were recorded between 2009 and 2012. The most prominent voices are that of Vika Fitriansari, Hesti Ratna Hapsari and Yuni Hariyanti.
Most of the illustrations were drawn by the skilled staff of Sebikom in Yogyakarta and also by Dina Tania from Jakarta.
The material development was made possible through a grant received from the Department of Education, International Research and Studies Program No. P017A090375-10.
The development of the Textbook (PDF) Edition was made possible by a grant received from the University of Tasmania. Kudos to Stephen Miller from the Asian Languages and Studies Programme of the University of Tasmania for facilitating the grant.
We also would like to thank the user community of «The Indonesian Way» who are constantly providing us with feedback and suggestions on how to improve the quality of the materials. We are always grateful for testimonials from our learners. If you would like tp provide casual feedback, please contact us.
Bromo National Park in East Java