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To collaborate with each other in discussing language and technology

To evaluate technology as an important tool in language learning.

To relate language and technology to the gospel of God.

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What do you understand about the picture?

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What do you understand about the picture?

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What do you understand about the picture?

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What do you understand about the picture?

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The disappearance of a language may seem like an unfortunate loss only to the people involved. However, the impact for all of us is real and substantial.

This impact goes beyond the losses of particular bits of information, like Indigenous names for medicinal plants yet to be classified by scientists outside a community, or concepts and worldviews reflected in the words and structures of one language that do not have parallels in another. Understanding language is vital to understanding human cognition. Each language is a piece of the puzzle that we need in order to determine how language works in the mind. With each missing piece, we are further from seeing the full picture.

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"Learn a language and you'll avoid a war!"

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"Learn a language and you'll avoid a war!"

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1. Chinese — 1.3 Billion Native Speakers
2. Spanish — 471 Million Native Speakers
3. English — 370 Million Native Speakers
4. Hindi — 342 Million Native Speakers
5. Arabic — 315 Million Native Speakers
6. Portuguese — 232 Million Native Speakers
7. Bengali — 229 Million Native Speakers
8. Russian — 154 Million Native Speakers
9. Japanese — 126 Million Native Speakers
10. Lahnda (Western Punjabi) — 118 Million Native Speakers