Siskiyous: How to translate the English worlduniversity.wikia.com into all languages, as Universal Translator & schools? Films abt the 1960s

7400ish language open wiki schools for Universal Translator and cultural teaching & learning archives ... How to translate the English worlduniversity.wikia.com into all languages, as Universal Translator, and with a WUaS wiki Research orientation from the beginning?

And how to do this in anticipation of MIT OCW-like general email list, and the emergence of Medical Schools, Law Schools, wiki Museums etc. and vis-a-vis virtual worlds - for archival purposes, especially? And as modularly wiki as possible? Yes :)

Let's start with Google Translate's 52 languages, plus 9 OLPC countries' main languages.

Who is interested in developing this?


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Oregon Public Broadcasting's 'The Sixties: The Years that Shaped a Generation' - positively - leaves out Native Americans and, as media, helps the 1960s live. There were a lot of explorations in teaching and learning in the 60s ... to be explored at World Univ & Sch I would guess - worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Subjects - along with academics ...

The documentaries "The Sixties" (2005) and "Commune" (2005) about Black Bear Ranch in northern California in 60s & 70s are both 'cultural' interpretations, - the first is Pan Troglodyte and the 2nd film is more Bonobos, new-ish interpretive categories for human behavior here ...

The 1960s were so chaotic, and so freedom oriented. "Commune" offers a destination in very northern California from which to begin to explore the ongoing ripples of counterculture into the future.


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In raising kids, a cottage close by a house and 2 au pairs annually would be fun, and might be worth planning for ...

or a commune in northern California with lots of Aunts and Uncles - a distributed approach to child rearing? Or both ... not yet ...










(http://scott-macleod.blogspot.com/2010/03/siskiyous-how-to-translate-english.html - March 18, 2010)