I had a look at the survey. One thing I would really like to see happen (and I hope we can get these contacts on the way) is that people start to work on the long lists we have in a particular way:<br><br>There are many language courses around. Each course could benefit from the lists that are there instead of starting "from scratch". The easiest way would be to add a column for a specific "group of lessons" where we then have a person who says "dog = lesson 1, cat = lesson 1, building = lesson 2, skyescraper = lesson 2, tomato = lesson 3, to cook = lesson 3" etc. - missing terms get added. By doing things this way the data gets better and better and it becomes ever less work to create lessons.<br>
<br>Of course we can create all sorts of different lessons, but none of them will 100% reflect the users needs. What is planned nevertheless is the translation of a basic set of sentences and the words used for these sentences can become of course "one set of data".<br>
<br>Files should become much smaller in future. Right how what we have is to let people know: much is already there and one can save a lot of time by taking what is there and working on it. There's also another reason: I have to make data quantity to work on for volunteers in "digestible bits and pieces" and there I still have one of those question marks to solve.<br>
<br>Sabine<br>