A syllable is a single, unbroken sound (phoneme) that is found in a written or spoken word and is often referred to as ‘beats’ in words. They can be made up of either one vowel sound or a combination of vowels and consonants. When it comes to communicating in a...
In some of its tools, Text Inspector uses a scale called the CEFR to assess the English language level of a text. Widely used across Europe, it was originally created to be a reference tool to guide the learning of languages across the countries of Europe as the...
Aris Xanthos is a lecturer and researcher in Humanities Computing at the University of Lausanne, CEO at LangTech Sàrl. and creator of the open-source software Textable. He also developed both the tagger tool and contributed to the lexical diversity tools that Text...
Are you a Text Inspector Super User? We are looking for a panel of experienced Text Inspector subscribers to get involved and help us improve and promote our industry-leading text analysis tool for the future. Do you use Text Inspector on a regular basis for your...
We are delighted to announce that we have partnered with CRELLA (Centre for Research in English Language Learning and Assessment) to offer two research scholarships for qualified students who intend to pursue PhD studies that involve text analysis. Financial support...
One of our most widely used tools, the Text Inspector Scorecard uses widely respected metrics to explain the level of text according to the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference). This is the most widely used reference point in the world for language...
