Kirrkirr - a dictionary visualization environment

Kirrkirr aims to provide innovative, educational, usable, and fun visualization of dictionary information, particularly for indigenous languages.

Version
Version 4.0.2, July 2005.
Version 4.0.2 release prepared by Chloe Kiddon and Christopher Manning.
Initial Design
Kevin Jansz, Christopher Manning, & Nitin Indurkhya, © 1998-2001. Done at The University of Sydney.
Development
Vijay Chemburkar, Jessica Halida Harjono, Kevin Jansz, Chloe Kiddon, Andrew Lim Hong Lee, Kevin Lim, Christopher Manning, Steven Miller, Kristen Parton, Madhuvanti Pawar, Andrei Pop, Jim Wee Sng, Ian Spiro, & Conraid Wai.
© 1998-2005. Done at The University of Sydney, Nanyang Technological University, and Stanford University.
Data
The dictionary data used in Kirrkirr remains the property of its traditional owners and should not be further distributed without permission. The Warlpiri dictionary data comes from the Warlpiri dictionary project (collected by Ken Hale, Mary Laughren, Robert Hoogenraad, David Nash, Jane Simpson, and many others), and is used with permission.
Feedback
Development of this software is continuing. For more information, see:
http://nlp.stanford.edu/kirrkirr/
We welcome suggestions.