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Valerie Sutton Date: Tue Jul 14, 1998 9:04 am Subject: SignLink Dictionary | |
On Tue, 14 Jul 1998 Therese Shellabarger wrote: >My apologies if this seems off-topic, but it does seem relevant to the work >being done on a Signwriting-based dictionary. I've liberally snipped the >original press release, but I imagine anyone who wants to can read the full >version at the Sorensen website, mentioned at the end. >Sorenson Vision Introduces Breakthrough CD-ROM-based American Sign Language >Interactive Learning Tool > > SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 10, 1998-- > > SignLink's Large ASL Lexicon, Revolutionary Parameter Searching > Capabilities and High-Quality Video Simplifies Vocabulary > Building and Sharpens Recognition of Signs For more information, as well as a demonstration of Sorenson Vision's >products, interested parties should visit the Sorenson web site at >https://www.s-vision.com. ____________________________________________ Hi Therese - I think it is relevant to the dictionary we are developing and I appreciate the information. I quickly visited the web address above and the new SignLink Dictionary seems very impressive. I can contact the SignLink developers to see if we can work out a "coordination" in the future - Other "picture-based" or "video-based" dictionary software can also be coordinated with SignWriter software, but of course arrangements have to be worked out. There is a lot ahead! As Chris Priebe, one of our programmers, said to me yesterday...Anything can be accomplished if we just put our minds to it! Chris was a librarian for many years, so he really appreciates the concept of typing Sign Language literature. Meanwhile, thanks for the information - Valerie Sutton :-) https://www.SignWriting.org Sutton at the DAC Deaf Action Committee For SignWriting Box 517, La Jolla, CA, 92038-0517, USA (619)456-0098 voice (619)456-0010 tty (619)456-0020 fax |
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