OmniLingo: Listening- and speaking-based language learning
Francis M. Tyers, Nicholas Howell

TL;DR
OmniLingo introduces a decentralized architecture leveraging IPFS for listening and speaking language learning, emphasizing user control over data and providing a demonstration client.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel architecture for language learning applications that prioritizes data decentralization and user sovereignty using IPFS.
Findings
Successful demonstration client implementation
Decentralized data distribution for language learning
Enhanced user control over learning data
Abstract
In this demo paper we present OmniLingo, an architecture for distributing data for listening- and speaking-based language learning applications and a demonstration client built using the architecture. The architecture is based on the Interplanetary Filesystem (IPFS) and puts at the forefront user sovereignty over data.
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Taxonomy
TopicsICT in Developing Communities · Speech and dialogue systems · Mobile Learning in Education
