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wixi your wiki to see more hows and ways we learn language, |
wixi your wiki to see more hows and ways we learn language, |
Revision as of 23:41, 6 October 2006
wixi: can language learning get any easier? ask the experts: include everyone who knows any answers ask the ones who have fun learning language easy: kids.
verb
wixi is a verb meaning to multilingualize or learn language wixi this verb into any wiki you like; verbs are public domain.. so this verb wixi is thus free from trademark restrictions
noun
wixi can serve wixi + twext interface for language learners, with twext translations of multilingualizing wikis
wiki
awesome resource, enabling communications, instructions and meanings to be easily shared by all kindsa groups.. thanks!
twext
potentially useful resource for language learners; a simple system to format bifocal bitext in variable chunk size; the twext method may enable many rich, complex learning systems.
purpose
wixi will enable wiki texts to "get twext", providing users with an interface to create and share comprehensible input and maybe make it easier to read in more languages.
context
demand to learn English worldwide grows intense; learning languages creates a plethora of opportunities for people.. problem: many people have a hard time with language methods. solution: promote systems that help people improve methods: wixi proposes system help us freely improve language methods.
integrate
wixi can integrate existing and potential wiki resources, ie: • wikia, schtuff, twiki, xwiki, wikeva, etc • OLPC laptop systems • wikipedia and other wikimedia projects • people who teach languages • people who learn languages
wixi
Duke 11:17, 5 October 2006 (EDT)