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Web Gloss for Foreign Language Texts

Web Gloss is a web-based application for glossing authentic texts online and making them available as annotated books with rich multimedia resources. The glossing author selects “Hotwords” from an uploaded text and then creates or chooses content-related links to text, audio, graphic and video annotations. Any teacher will be able to use this tool to annotate their texts and make them available to students on the Internet or via personal mobile devices. Please contact John Vitaglione for assistance in getting started.

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Web Gloss

From CALL to MALL

Mary Ann Lyman Hager and John Vitaglione presented from CALL to MALL: Portable Device Applications for language Texts and Digital Media at the CALICO Conferene at Arizona State University in April, 2009.  This presentation introduced Web Gloss with a comparison to Dr. Lyman Hager’s original Glossing Authentic Text Language (GALT), and discussed tresources accessibilty using mobile devices.

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Conference Presentation Info
Download From CALL to MALL Powerpoint Presentation

Glossing Authentic Language Texts

galtThe GALT project is being modernized for the Web and is available at the link above.  However, for anyone who is intersted, the original GALT project is available for download here.

Download GALT (Glossing Authentic Language Texts)
Galt Application
Galt Manual
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