Hello and welcome to Langtech’s blog. This blog contains NEWS and articles about the Semantic Web, material for learning and teaching English within this context, and a description of some of the Software developed by Langtech.
While you are here, why not download Langtech’s repackaged version of Roget’s Thesaurus or read about Langtech’s Web Server which is an extended version of the Common Lisp Hypermedia Server (CL-HTTP). If none of this is of interest to you then read about TWINE, one of the first steps towards making Semantic Web Technology meaningful. The TWINE moto is to: Organize, Share and Discover Information About Your Interests:
Organize: As you add your information to Twine, it will be automatically tagged so that you and others can find your information more easily.
Share: Connect with individuals and groups, gather and share your content, and engage in discussions around your interests.
Discover: Twine will connect you with new people, content and products that match your interests.
If you are unsure about the meaning of any of the concepts or acronyms appearing in these pages then follow the Glossaries link listed under “Langtech Blogs”.
For those of you who like programming, you might like to read about the LISP Technologies that are available for developing applications. If you don’t like programming then don’t worry, because there are lots of tools available for both the novice and professional.
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