Online language service lauded

An Irish online service aimed at developing linguistic skills in the EU and for the Government could save millions of euro.

Online language service lauded
Thu, 20 Aug, 2015 - 01:00
Sarah Slater

Up to €3m in EU funding for research aimed at removing language barriers to distance learning has been secured by Dublin City University’s Adapt Centre for Digital Content Technology and by nine other European partners.

The funding will give a massive boost to bringing the service to Irish, other European and worldwide markets online.

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