Le 27/02/2018 à 18:51, Jean-Philippe Béland a écrit :
Amir,
I agree with everything you said, especially that languages are knowledge
in themselves, but I must say that Wikimedia is not doing much in an effort
to teach languages to people. Why isn't there more effort at the WMF or as
a movement to try to develop a platform to teach languages?
I totaly support this idea. Right now there are a lot of digital
solutions to learn new languages, but I'm not aware of any which is
doing it with free knowledge activism in mind.
I think we could even make some programs like "start to learn, try to
translate some existing free material selected according to your current
level, get feedback from someone who master the language" pipeline.
Jean-Philippe Béland
Vice President and Programs Coordinator, Wikimedia Canada
Coordinator, Wikimedians of North American Indigenous Languages User Group
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