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#6533 on-line glossary maker
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Dear All,

Can any of you please give me the names of on-line glossary makers like
Makers (no pun intended). We're interested in knowing what you use to
annotate on-line texts so that when students click on words they will
see a textual definition, or graphic, or video, etc.

Thanks,

Ed Dixon

Edward M. Dixon Ph.D.
Coordinator for Technology in Foreign Languages
University of Pennsylvania
Williams Hall 441A
255 S. 36th Street
Philadelphia, PA 19104-6305
215-573-4267
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