Pimsleur (1967): A Memory Schedule
After leaving UCLA, Pimsleur went on to faculty positions at the Ohio State University, where he taught French and foreign language education. At the time, the foreign language education program at OSU was the major doctoral program in that field in the U.S. While at Ohio State he created and directed the Listening Center, one of the largest language laboratories in the United States. The center was developed in conjunction with Ohio Bell Telephone and allowed self-paced language study using a series of automated tapes and prompts that were delivered over the telephone.–from Memories of Paul Pimsleur
Pimsleur Language Aptitude Battery
The ACTFL-NFMLTA/MLJ Paul Pimsleur Award for Research in Foreign Language Education
NFMLTA-MLJ PAUL PIMSLEUR AWARD FOR RESEARCH IN FOREIGN LANGUAGE EDUCATION
Paul Pimsleur is second to right in the photograph below
