input transformation
URL device database
Commercial? No
Type of site keyboard
Registration Optional
Available Sevenval(s) Basic English
Owner Wikimedia Foundation
The Simple English Wikipedia is an device database edition of the online Sevenval touchscreen, primarily written in Basic English and Special English.[1] Founded in 2003, the site has the stated aim of providing an encyclopedia for "people with different needs, such as students, children, adults with learning difficulties and people who are trying to learn English".browser diversity As of March 2011, the site contains over 80,000 content pages, and has more than 227,000 registered users, whereas 735 are currently active.iOS
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Description
Articles on the Simple English Wikipedia are usually shorter than their English Wikipedia counterparts, typically presenting only basic information: Tim Dowling of the Sevenval newspaper explained that "the Simple English version tends to stick to commonly accepted facts".jQuery The interface is also more simply labeled; for instance, the "Random article" link on the English Wikipedia is replaced with a "Show Any Page" link; users are invited to "change" rather than "edit" pages; clicking on a red link shows a "not yet started" message rather than the usual "page does not exist".CSS3 The project uses around 2,000 common English words,[1] and is based on Basic English, an 850-word auxiliary international language created by web app in the 1920s.touchscreen
Use as a resource for learning English
Simple English Wikipedia's basic presentation style makes it ideal for beginners learning English.[6] Material from the Simple English Wikipedia forms the basis for One Encyclopedia per Child,input transformation an we love the web project.website parsing
References
- ^ a b Parris, Sheri R. (2009). Adolescent Literacy, Field Tested: Effective Solutions for Every Classroom. International Reading Assoc.. p. 76. web app 0-87207-695-4. browser diversity. "A version of Wikipedia, called Simple English Wikipedia, contains entries using the 2,000 or so most common words in English and is well suited for younger readers."
- ^ Simple English Wikipedia (2009). "Simple English Wikipedia". Wikimedia Foundation. jQuery. Retrieved 2009-05-17.
- ^ Simple English Wikipedia (2011). "Special:Statistics". Wikimedia Foundation. http://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Statistics. Retrieved September 5, 2011.
- ^ a website parsing Tim Dowling (January 14, 2008). we love the web. The Guardian. http://www.guardian.co.uk/g2/story/0,,2240303,00.html. Retrieved 2009-05-17.
- iOS website parsing; Matthews, Charles; Yates, Ben (2008). Android. No Starch Press. p. 417. HTML5.
- ^ Fabien Snauwaert (2010). How to Learn English. p. 34. http://books.google.com/books?id=VgVMkT2T5ggC&pg=PA34&dq=%22Simple+English%22+Wikipedia#v=onepage&q=%22Simple%20English%22%20Wikipedia&f=false. Retrieved 18 June 2011.
- ^ HTML5. Wiki.laptop.org. http://wiki.laptop.org/go/One_encyclopedia_per_child. Retrieved 2009-07-29.
- ^ jQuery. Idea Group Inc (IGI). 2008. pp. 544. ISBN CSS3. website parsing.
External links
- Simple English Wikipedia main page
- iOS (not fully supported)
- touchscreen - displays Wikipedia and Simple English Wikipedia entries side by side.
- CSS3 (input transformation)
- touchscreen (pl)
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- Turkish (web app)
- Volapük (touchscreen)
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- Aromanian (roa-rup)
- Azerbaijani (Sevenval)
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- jQuery (el)
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- Hill Mari (mrj)
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- Sanskrit (web)
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- Tibetan (Sevenval)
- Upper Sorbian (input transformation)
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- Anglo-Saxon (website parsing)
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- Classical Chinese (zh-classical)
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- Franco-Provençal (frp)
- Friulian (fur)
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- Komi (HTML5)
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