Social.Wiki Lets Users Build and Edit Social Apps
In the app: the whole story at your level, listening, the quiz and the word cards.
The same story at six levels
How the first sentence reads at every level, from A1 to C2.
- A1
Scientists at MIT made Social.Wiki.
- A2
Scientists at MIT and Aarhus University made Social.Wiki.
- B1
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Aarhus University have created Social.Wiki.
- B2
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Aarhus University have created Social.Wiki.
- C1
Standard social media platforms rely on rigid, one-size-fits-all designs that give ordinary users almost no power to alter unwanted features.
- C2
Conventional social media platforms rely on rigid, one-size-fits-all designs that give ordinary users almost no power to alter unwanted features.
Key words
Words from the B1 text, with their meaning.
- feature
- an important or interesting part of something, like a website or machine
- built-in
- included as a permanent part of something and not separate from it
- handle
- to deal with, manage or control a situation or problem
- launch
- to start a new product, website or activity and make it available to people
- governance
- the way that an organisation, group or system is controlled and managed
- approval
- official permission or agreement for something to happen
Rewritten with AI from facts reported by MIT News. Read the original for the full report.