SEAlang Library Survey, 2008       To submit, type this word: in this box: then click:            

Retrospective: Current Dep't of Ed/TICFIA project 2005-2009.   Languages available now (mostly mainland languages written with complex scripts) I've used the SEAlang Library for these languages:    Burmese    Khmer    Lao    Shan    Thai    Karen    Mon    Vietnamese I've used the SEAlang Library for these purposes:   Personal language study   Reference   Teaching   Research   All of the above I've used these resources:   Dictionary   Monolingual corpus   Bitext corpus   All of the above I usually search using:   Local orthography   "Soft" keyboard / predictive completion   IPA phonetics   English   All of the above Please rate (5 = agree completely , 1 = disagree entirely): no vote 5 agree 4 3 2 1 disagree   The Library fills a real need. no vote 5 agree 4 3 2 1 disagree   Soft keyboard & auto-completion are essential. no vote no vote 5 agree 4 3 2 1 disagree   Students will find this resource useful. no vote no vote 5 agree 4 3 2 1 disagree   Teachers will find this resource useful. no vote 5 agree 4 3 2 1 disagree   Researchers will find this resource useful no vote 5 agree 4 3 2 1 disagree   I'm able to get the information I want. These other websites meet my needs better than SEAlang:   Here's what needs to be improved or added in SEAlang:   Here are SEAlang features other sites should copy:

Prospective: Proposed Dep't of Ed/TICFIA project, 2009-2013.   Extend current resources, add insular SEA (Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, etc.) and northern mainland (Hmong, Mien, Wa). The SEAlang Library needs more support for languages of:   Indonesia   Malaysia   Philippines   East Timor   Burma   Cambodia   Thailand   Laos   Vietnam   northern SEA / China border   coastal China / SEA Languages I would like to see support for (suggest specific L2->English reference works if possible): info... The SEAlang Library should provide monolingual dictionaries of these languages, if possible (5 = very important). info... Burmese no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 Lao no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 Khmer no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 Thai no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 Vietnamese no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 The SEAlang Library should provide historical dictionaries of these languages, if possible (5 = very important). info... Burmese no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 Lao no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 Khmer no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 Thai no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 Vietnamese no vote 5 yes! 4 3 2 1 I would use the SEAlang Library for these purposes:   Personal language study   Reference   Teaching   Research   All of the above I'd like to be able to use these resources:   Dictionary   Monolingual corpus   Bitext corpus   Audio citations of words   Audio (sentence-length) contexts   Video citations of words   All of the above Other comments, suggestions, or questions we should have asked?

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