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CheckITOut
- 1. You can get the Bible on your phone in your language. Could someone in Africa?
- 2. In the beginning… Have you ever wondered if Google Translate could be used to translate the Bible?
- 3. Have you ever wondered if a wiki could be used by locals to produce the Bible in their own minority language?
- 4. Have you ever wondered how Skype could be a lifeline for remote translators?
- 5. What does a Sign Language Bible look like?
- 6. Ever wondered if using ‘Find and Replace’ can help translate from one dialect to another?
- 7. Ever wondered how computers handle languages with funny squiggles?
- 8. CheckITOut 6 April 2013 2:00-4:30 Queen’ Road Baptist Church, Coventry wycliffe.org.uk/checkitout