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[17:23:37] <Karljurgen> I recently started working through the GF book, and at one point saw how it could generate quiz-like examples and prompt for translations. (It's been a while now so please forgive the rather general phrasing.) I'm learning Arabic at the moment, and I see that someone has produced GF materials for this, so I'm wondering how difficult it would be to
[17:23:38] <Karljurgen> set up a system such that I could add vocabulary to it as I go and so on so as to generate practice phrases/sentences? Perhaps someone has done something like this before?
[18:50:18] <daherb> Karljurgen: if you are interested in using gf for computer-assisted language learning you can have a look at this phd thesis: http://hdl.handle.net/2077/65453
[20:42:07] <Karljurgen> Thanks very much!