Inquiry about CAI materials for Czech

[Mark Pinson]

        Check the quarterly publication Data Sources - the main listing
for the computer industry - see software volume - look under for. languages.
When I wanted to help some Russian friends find cheap software for writing
Cyrillic, I looked there - and all the software listed under russian was
for LEARNING Russian, not WRITING Russian - so same may apply for Czech.
                                Mark Iakovlevich

On Sun, 22 Jan 1995, George Fowler h(317)726-1482 o(812)855-2829 wrote:

> Greetings!
>      I received the enclosed inquiry about the available of computerized
> materials for the study of Czech. I know of nothing, but Czech is so far from
a
> specialty for me that I wouldn't necessarily hear about it even if there were
> something excellent. If anyone has any suggestions, please get in touch with
> Mara Pitkethly directly, or post to the list--I'm sure there are others out
> there who would be interested.
>      Come to think of it, has anybody compiled a list of CAI materials for
> Slavic languages? That would be a nice resource to have.
>      George Fowler
>      GFowler at Indiana.Edu
>
> From:   PO3::"dtpit at u.washington.edu" "David Pitkethly" 22-JAN-1995 19:49:36.7
6
> To:     gfowler at indiana.edu
> CC:
> Subj:   educational info,hi-tech
>
>     Mr. Fowler, I have been studying Czech for almost a year, and am most
> interested in locating tutorials for my IBM compatible computer, are you
> aware of any software on the market? I ahve made quite a few phone calls,
> and there seem to be many languages available, but none for Czech. My
> hope is that perhaps you, or your students might know of something. Also
> I plan to travel to the Cz. republic in spring and am looking for an
> intensive conversation school, class-typr setting, for perhaps a week or
> 10 days, which I could attend during my stay. Any info on either of these
> above mentioned dilemmas would be greatly appreciated.    thank you, Mara
> Pitkethly
>