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Bostad, Dale A. – CALICO Journal, 1985
Describes some of the processes involved in the data structure manipulation and machine translation of a specific text form, namely, Soviet patent bulletins. The effort to modify this system in order to do specialized processing and translation is detailed. (Author/SED)
Descriptors: Bulletins, Databases, Machine Translation, Patents
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Ervin, Gerard – CALICO Journal, 1988
Describes the general workings of CompuServe, an international linkage and reference library service, and its FLEFO (Foreign Language Education Forum), which offers an electronic mail service, bulletin board, data libraries, and online conferencing. (CB)
Descriptors: Computer Networks, Computer Uses in Education, Databases, Language Teachers
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Granger, Sylviane – CALICO Journal, 2003
Describes the three-tiered error annotation system designed to annotate the "French Interlanguage Database" (FRIDA) corpus. The research took place within a project that aims to produce a learner corpus-informed computer assisted language learning (CALL) program for French as a foreign language. (Author/VWL)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Databases, Error Correction, French
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Hernandez, Nicolas, Jr. – CALICO Journal, 1988
Traces the origin of ISAAC (Information System for Advanced Academic Computing) and the development of a languages and linguistics "room" at the University of Washington-Seattle. ISAAC, a free, valuable resource, consists of two databases and an electronic bulletin board spanning broad areas of pedagogical and research fields. (Author/CB)
Descriptors: Computer Uses in Education, Databases, Electronic Mail, Higher Education
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Chapelle, Carol; Jamison, Joan – CALICO Journal, 1986
Introduces courseware authoring systems, which are defined as software devised for an instructional environment that simplifies courseware development. The process of courseware authoring consists of two basic elements--computer and lesson--which are further subdivided. The use of authoring systems to simplify each of these subcomponents is…
Descriptors: Authoring Aids (Programing), Computer Assisted Instruction, Course Content, Course Organization