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Mitschian, Haymo – 1994
To use computers as a medium to learn a language, there is need for some GUI-elements indicating and regulating the actual status of training. These elements have to be separated into obligatory ones, useful in almost all CALL-software, and facultative ones, necessary for most "teachware." Due to a general need of reducing the difficulties to get…
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software, German, Languages for Special Purposes
Tang, Michael S. – 1985
TXTPRO, a computer program developed as a graduate-level research tool for descriptive linguistic analysis, produces simple alphabetic and word frequency lists, analyzes word combinations, and develops concordances. With modifications, a teacher could enter the program into a mainframe or a microcomputer and use it for text analyses to develop…
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Computer Software, Descriptive Linguistics, Discourse Analysis
Jakopin, Primoz – 1995
Rail-lex Slovenia is a project to develop a dictionary of railway terminology in the Slovenian language, part of a larger undertaking of the International Union of Railways to develop a modern, multilingual communication infrastructure. Participating organizations represent 22 European languages. Two partners in the Rail-lex Slovenia venture are…
Descriptors: Computational Linguistics, Computer Software, Dictionaries, Foreign Countries
Galinski, Christian – 1995
This paper examines needs, resources, and trends in the computer-based development of field-specific terminologies in varied languages. The range of special terminologies, their users, and their producers is noted, and the kinds of resources produced (data and tools) are outlined. Data types include: terminological information proper (information…
Descriptors: Computational Linguistics, Computer Software, Consultants, Data Processing