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LWT is a tool for Language Learning, inspired by: - Stephen Krashen's principles in Second Language Acquisition, - Steve Kaufmann's LingQ application, and - ideas from Khatzumoto - published at AJATT - All Japanese All The Time. You define languages you want to learn and import texts you want to use for learning. While listening to the audio (optional), you read the text, save, review and test words or multi-word expressions. In new texts all your previously saved words and expressions...

Worderize Lite is an open-source software that is designed to make the language learning process more effective. New features in V2.0: German and French localization; You can now add definition to words; "Edit" button for words and their definitions; DES + AES encryption. New features in V2.1: Support for Hebrew language. For more information please visit: https://github.com/Northstrix/Worderize Worderize Lite requires java to be installed on your computer. You can...

Web-based activity that asks the learner to visually mark up a short primary text in any language, in order to improve small-scale reading skills. Students get instant feedback to actions. Instructors use Web-based authoring interface to write and publish their content and questions in any language (Unicode).

Practice makes perfect. Panglossa MultiPractice is a tool to help you learn and practice languages. You can create your own courses, import courses created by others, and even export courses to HTML or PDF documents. The original project (for Lazarus) was basically a flashcard app. Now it is more like a platform for creating structured courses with text, images, audio and video content, as well as different types of exercises. Please keep in mind that this project is created and...

ASCII console-based Scrabble game. Simplified version of TuxWordSmith to run in XTerm, DOS or other console. Compatible with braille consoles.

AutoTeach is a tool that enables parents to supplement The AutoTeach Parent Tool enables parents to supplement their childrens' education without supervision or drama. With AutoTeach you can queue-up activities and tasks that will be dutifully performed at regular intervals. Why will they cooperate like this? Because AutoTeach meters their internet access by using credits which they earn by performing the agenda which you have queued-up for them. The system has potential for many...

This is a program (written in Python, with graphics based on the Tk/Tcl framework) to test on vocabulary. It allows users to define their own languages and constructs per language. Afterwards, a dictionary of words can be created and the user can be tested on this dictionary. Currently, it is in v0.8 (Beta) of development. After a stable version is released (v1.0), a more detailed repository will be kept.

Browser based flash cards to learn a language, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_cards. You just need - a modern browser (smartphone, tablet, computer,...) and - an internet connection. Main features - learn (cards due to learn), swat (every card) - copy cards - filter - sort - synchronize between devices - share cards with other users (just use all and/or improve and add cards) Programm code and usage follows the KISS principle, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KISS_principle - basic requirement = browser - OS independent - no installation required - no fancy features - bullet proof synchonization and sharing - deployment is just copying files onto a PHP enabled webserver More - data is on your own server - no central registration or data mining Technical Details - logic in JavaScript (browser) - Share/synch by PHP scripts on webserver (file based)

This software has been developed for Educational Institutions that follow the Indian Education System. It helps in maintaining the details of the various stakeholders and enables sharing relevant Resources, Attendance,Internal Marks,Quiz and Reports.

A language tool which use flash-card inspired repetition to help build your vocabulary in a foreign language. You design the tests and can focus on the words you need to work on.

A small collection of practical and revelant language teaching tools written in Java Swing. Currently, it involves a 4-question multiple choice task creation tool, a "sort into two categories" creation tool, and a memory game creation tool.

There are many dictionaries so making another one can look words up would be extremely useless. But what if a dictionary could even teach those words put into it? What do you think?