From Wikibabel

You can take part in the project in many ways.

Contents 1 Recording sound 2 Creating lessons 3 Reviewing lessons 4 Testing 5 Developing 6 PR, advocates

Recording sound

Here is a list of lessons that need sound recorded. Plunge forward, and speak in the microphone! All you need to do is click the "edit" link at the top of a lesson page, and read out sentences in your microphone.

Creating lessons

If there's a topic you would like to learn how to discuss in the language you're learning, and you can't find any lesson that covers it, go ahead, and create your own lesson!

You don't need to actually know more than what you would like to learn.

Help about editing lessons can be found here.

In need of ideas for lesson topics? Look at some suggestions.

Reviewing lessons

This page lists some lessons that have been created or modified by non native speakers of various languages. If you are a native speaker, you can help by reading and listening to the lesson. You can then confirm it's correct, or correct it.

Testing

Well, if you're here, you're pretty much one already! We do not have written testing procedures yet, so testing is mostly relying on users' feedback to the development team.

Developing

If you know PHP, Javascript, Flex, HTML, CSS or XML/XSL, or none of them... All the source code for wikibabel is available on an SVN server. Just get in touch with us, and we'll give you access to it, so you can have a look, and possibly work on it. We only give commit access to the svn server to people we trust. If you work for some time contributing positively, we will consider adding you as a committer for sure.

PR, advocates

Do you like what you're seeing and hearing here? Talk about it! Tell your friends, link to the site on your blog, like us on facebook or tell your local newspaper to write about Wikibabel...