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Source: Wikia. Pages: 59. Chapters: Babbel, Biographicon, Bliki, Comparison of wiki software, Connectipedia, Corporate wiki, DokuWiki, EEmap, Edit conflict, FileReplacement, Goowiki, History of wikis, IBM History Flow tool, InterWiki, International Music Score Library Project, Intranet Wiki, JAMWiki, JSPWiki, LOLCat Bible Translation Project, List of largest wikis, List of wiki software, List of wikis, MediaWiki, Metababy, MoinMoin, OntoWiki, Open Site, Peer-to-peer wiki, Personal wiki, PmWiki, PukiWiki, Purple Numbers, ScrewTurn Wiki, Semantic agricultural wiki, Semantic wiki, Sklogwiki, SnipSnap, Socialtext, Spatial visualization ability, Structured wiki, TV Tropes Wiki, TWiki, Talk page, The Real Estate Wiki, The Wiki Way, TiddlyWiki, TigerWiki, TikiWiki, Tomboy, Traduwiki, Trillium Report, Veropedia, Ward Cunningham, We Are Smarter Than Me, Wiki, WikiChristian, WikiMapia, WikiPilipinas, WikiPoint, WikiTimeScale, Wiki application, Wiki database, Wikibooks, Wikifonia, Wikipedia, Wikisource, Wikitext, Wikitorial, Wiktionary, Zwiki. Excerpt: Template: OrphanBabbel is an online language learning application with social networking and wiki elements, launched in January, 2008. The website is owned and operated by Lesson Nine, GmbH, a young company based in Berlin, Germany. The free-access website allows users to join and learn any of five languages: English, French, Italian, Spanish or German, and there are currently localized versions available in all of these languages except Italian. Originally created in response to a perceived lack of user-friendly language-learning software, and modeled after a video game console, Babbel incorporates images and spoken voices for an "intuitive" learning experience. What differentiates Babbel from other online language learning applications is its collaborative approach to populating the vocabulary lists. The core content of the website is generated by an in-house staff, but this is augmented by user-contributed content and feed...
