No, probably not. My purpose was to teach the Russian alphabet, and I think the tutorial does a decent job at it.

Go to the resources page. The pages at Bucknell University are wonderfully well written; I think you'll like them a lot.

See the How-to page at Bucknell University's Russian site.

Sorry, no. I am not a native speaker of Russian, and any answer I give you is an educated guess at best. I'd rather not risk making a mistake, especially when the request is preceded by, "I want to make a gift for an important occasion for my best friend in the whole world," or "I want to get a tattoo..."

I'm not Russian, nor have I any Russian relatives. I'm an American from Peoria, Illinois. When I was in high school and college, I was interested in Russian because it was "exotic" and not something that everyone else was doing. I never had the time to study it in depth until I moved to California and was able to take evening classes at De Anza College.

Sure, go ahead. Just visit the download page and follow the instructions. Then you can use the tutorial without needing to be connected to the internet. If you do make a copy on your own website, I'd appreciate knowing about it.