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May 10, 2006Polly Glotto Translates and Reads Translations
Oh, this is really cute. An animated talking language translator. It's a mashup between Google Translate and SitePal. Polly Glotto is available at http://www.pollyglotto.com/. When you first open the site, Polly will say hello. She's on the left side of...
Continue reading "Polly Glotto Translates and Reads Translations" » August 18, 2004Langmaker Langmaker, Make Me A Lang.. Uage
You know, there are more made-up languages than just pig latin. Not only are there ones you have probably heard of, like the languages Tolkien invented, and more recent languages like Klingon, but there are also many that were invented...
Continue reading "Langmaker Langmaker, Make Me A Lang.. Uage" » April 08, 2002Distributed Programming Takes On Translation
There are distributed programs dedicated to curing cancer, and there are other ones dedicated to indexing the 'Net. But one described by New Scientist ( http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99992115 ) aims to harness distributed programs for translation. As the article describes it, the...
Continue reading "Distributed Programming Takes On Translation" » April 02, 2002Directory of ESL Programs Now Available
If you're interested in English as a Second Language (ESL) programs in the United States or elsewhere, you might want to check out English.StudyAbroad.com ( http://www.english.studyabroad.com/ ). Their site offers a directory of over 1,700 ESL programs from over 1,550...
Continue reading "Directory of ESL Programs Now Available" » October 10, 2001Repertorium Chronicarum
Repertorium Chronicarum http://www.chronica.msstate.edu/ is a bibliography of Latin manuscripts chronicling the Middle Ages. It includes the locations of manuscripts and works documenting medieval public events, event narratives, and histories. Most of the documents date from early in the fourth century...
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