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[lojban-beginners] Re: Alternative learning techniques
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I've stated hacking the langwidge firefox throbber replacement to work
with lojban. I wasn't happy with some of the ways the original
programmer did things so I've learning more about xul than I intended
and I already know enough javascript to know not to use it give the
choice. So far I've got it referring to my web site and have developed
a couple of "flash card options" in that you can choose one of the
available word lists and a range of words to choose from. I've also
learnt why the original programmer did somethings as strangely as he
did; Some of the restrictions in firefox's security model have to be
worked around.
This hasn't progressed very far as this is being done in what little
free time I have and having not made myself familiar enough with lojban
yet - one reason to take on this project - am starting to find my way
around the language taking some added time. Having said that if anyone
is interested I'll post a link to a working version and make the code
available.
Jeff.
On 11/01/2005, at 8:53 AM, Jon Reeves wrote:
coi rodo
I happened across an article on using the Sims (computer game) to help
people learn a foreign language
(http://llt.msu.edu/vol9num1/purushotma/default.html) and was
wondering if there were any alternative lojban resources
I've been using logflash for a while, but it's not terribly
motivating...
A couple of years ago, during a previous attempt at learning lojban I
toyed with the idea of creating lojban language files for alpha
centauri - a little ambitious, but would have been very useful
considering the inordinate amount of time i spent playing it.
Are there any lojban localised games/applications out there? Creating
a localisation for firefox, for instance, should be fairly easy to do?
Also what about multimedia? I found a brief audio file on the
website, but more of this would be really good to listen to during the
daily commute
I know there was a conversation a while ago about lojban software for
PDAs, but it didnt really go anywhere. Any developments in this area?
I have a little vocab program that i've done and was thinking about
maybe turning into a full logflash program for PDAs but don't want to
duplicate something that has already been done
co'o
mu'e mi'e djon.
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