Niizh Ikwewag (Two Women) (a story)
Here is a story that was told and taught by Earl Nyholm, Professor of Ojibwe at Bemidji State University, in his Advanced Ojibwe class. Point to any part of the Ojibwe text and a translation will appear on the status line at the bottom of your browser window.  An English translation is also available.
 
Online Book: A collection of Chippeway and English hymns, for the use of the native Indians (Jones, 1854)
Subtitle: Translated by Peter Jones ... To which are added a few hymns translated by the Rev. James Evans and George Henry.  Published by Carlton & Phillips for the Missionary society of the M.E. Church, in 1854. This book is part of the Making of America web site. Left hand pages have the English versions of the hymns, right hand pages have the Ojibwe translations.

Learning Ojibwe
Use this page to find a list of learning resources for Ojibwe, prepared for the Society for the Study of Indigenous Languages of the Americas (SSILA) web site by Rand Valentine, who teaches linguistics and Ojibwe at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

The Way We Speak, Chapter 7 Ojibwe
Use this page to find a list of Ojibwe language materials, prepared by the Manitoba Association for Native Languages, Inc. (MANL). MANL promotes the preservation of the Cree, Dakota, Dene, Inuit, Michif, Ojibwe, and Oji-Cree languages.

Catalog of Ojibwe Books and Language Tapes (News From Indian Country)
Use this page to find a list of Ojibwe books and language tapes available for sale from the News from Indian Country newspaper (Hayward, Wisconsin).
 
Nanichi's Anishinaabe/English Dictionary
Here is small dictionary of Anishinaabe greetings, days, months, and seasons, numbers, weather, food, and table manners.