N? N?nau Leok?
Leok? FAQ
- He aha ka Leok??
- ?O wai ka po?e e hiki ke ho?ohana i ka Leok??
- N? wai e ho?oholo nei i ka Leok?? Pehea i ho?okumu ?ia ai ka Leok??
- ?Ehia k?l? e k?ki ?ia no ka ho?ohana ?ana i ka Leok??
- ?O wai ka po?e e ho?ohana ana i ka Leok??
- E ho?opuka ?ia ana paha kekahi mana Windows o ka Leok??
- Hiki ia?u ke a?o i ka ??lelo Hawai?i ma ka ho?ohana ?ana i ka Leok??
- ?Ae ?ia anei ka ??lelo Pelek?ne ?ana ma ka Leok??
- Ua ho?opuka ?ia anei ka puke mea ho?ohana no ka Leok??
Leok? FAQ
Leok? FAQ
He kikowaena lawelawe keleka?a?ike ??lelo Hawai?i ka Leok? i loa?a ka leka uila, n? h?l?wai k?k?, ka laina kolekole, ka ho?one?e waihona, n? h?keo ?ikepili, a me kekahi mau lawelawe ?? a?e ma o ka ??lelo Hawai?i. Ho?ohana ?ia ke kikowaena FirstClass Intranet Server i haku a k??ai ?ia aku e OpenText ma Kanak?. Ma ka ??lelo Hawai?i wale n? n? papa koho, n? pahu a?o, a me ke keleka?a?ike ma ka Leok?.
Leok? is a Hawaiian language telecommunications system that provides email, conferencing, real-time chat, file transfer, database access, and a number of other services in Hawaiian. It is based on the FirstClass Intranet Server system designed and sold by OpenText in Canada. All of the menus, dialog boxes, and communications on Leok? are in the Hawaiian language only.
Ho?oholo ?ia ka Leok? e ka Hale Kuamo?o, ke kikowaena ??lelo Hawai?i o Ka Haka ?Ula O Ke?elik?lani ma ke Kulanui o Hawai?i ma Hilo. Ua ho?okumu ?ia ka Leok? ma ka mahahiki 1994 me ke k?l? manawale?a he $5,000 mai ka Bank of Hawai?i mai a me kekahi kamepiula i makana ?ia mai e ka Apple Computer, Inc, a ua ulu a?e me ke k?ko?o a k?kua mau o ka Hale Kuamo?o a me ka ?Aha P?nana Leo.
Leok? is operated by the Hale Kuamo?o, the Hawaiian Language Center at the Ka Haka ?Ula O Ke?elik?lani College of Hawaiian Language at the University of Hawai?i at Hilo. Leok? was established in 1994 with a $5,000 grant from the Bank of Hawai?i and a computer donated by Apple Computer, Inc, and has grown and been enhanced thanks to the continued support of both the Hale Kuamo?o and the ?Aha P?nana Leo.
Manuahi ka Leok? i n? haum?na, n? kumu, n? k?ko?o, a me n? limahana ho?omohala ha?awina o n? papahana kaiapuni ??lelo Hawai?i, e p?l? p? i n? polopeka a me n? kumu e noi ana i ka ?ae komo. Manuahi ka Leok? i ka lehulehu po?e ??lelo Hawai?i kekahi i k?ia manawa. Eia na?e, e loli ana paha k?ia kulekele ma ka ho?opuka ?ia o ka Leok? no ka Windows, a no ka ho?oikaika mau ?ana i ka mana o ka Leok? no ke k?ko?o ?ana i n? mea ho?ohana hou he nui wale.
Leok? is free to all students, teachers, support, and curriculum development personnel involved in the Hawaiian Medium Education programs, as well as any Hawaiian language professors or teachers who request access. It is also currently free to private, Hawaiian-speaking individuals. However, this policy may change with the release of the Windows client and our need to further enhance Leok?'s capabilities to support a large number of new users.
?Ae ?ia ka po?e ??lelo Hawai?i a pau e komo ma ka Leok? in? loa?a i? ?oe ka Macintosh a i ?ole ke kamepiula Windows me ke ku?ina p?naewele kau??ina. Pono e ho?ouka mua ?ia kekahi mau lako polokalamu k?ikaw? ma o ka p?naewele puni honua.
Leok? is available to anyone who speaks Hawaiian, and has access to a Macintosh or Windows computer with Internet capability. It also requires the installation of some specialized software which can be downloaded via the WWW.
Ho?ohana ?ia ka Leok? e ka 900 a ?oi a?e kanaka ??lelo Hawai?i, pili ka hapanui i n? polokalamu kaiapuni ??lelo Hawai?i. Helu ?ia n? haum?na mai ka papa ?ekahi a hiki i ka papa ?umik?m?lua, n? limahana k?ko?o a me n? limahana ho?omohala ha?awina, n? polopeka a me n? haum?na kulanui, n? kula kamali?i P?nana Leo a me n? ke?ena ?Aha P?nana Leo, a me kekahi mau k?naka a me n? ke?ena k??oko?a.
Leok? is currently used by over 900 Hawaiian language speakers, most of whom are involved in the Hawaiian Medium Education programs ("Hawaiian Immersion"). This includes students from grades 1 though 12, support and curriculum development staff, university professors and students, the P?nana Leo preschools and offices, as well as private individuals and agencies.
Ua ho?opuka ?ia a?e nei ka Leok? 7.1 no ka Windows ma ka l? 31 o Kepakemapa, makahiki 2005.
Leoki 7.1 for Windows was released on September 31, 2005.
Ho?ohana ?ia ka Leok? no n? papa ??lelo Hawai?i ho?okeleka?a?ike a Ka Haka ?Ula O Ke?elik?lani a me ka ?Aha P?nana Leo, Inc. Hiki ke a?o i ka ??lelo Hawai?i ma ia mau papa, ma waho na?e o ia mau papa, pono e a?o i ka ??lelo Hawai?i ma mua o ka ho?ohana ?ana i ka Leok?.
Leok? is used for the online Hawaiian language classes taught by Ka Haka ?Ula O Ke?elik?lani and the ?Aha P?nana Leoki, Inc. You can learn the Hawaiian language in those classes, however, besides these class you must be able to speak Hawaiian before using Leok?.
?A?ole. Ma ka ??lelo Hawai?i wale n? ke ka?a?ike lehuhelu a me ke ka?a?ike pilikino ma ka Leok?. ?Ae ?ia ka ??lelo Pelek?ne ma ka ho?ouna aku a me ka loa?a mai o ka leka uila mai ka po?e ??lelo Hawai?i ?ole ma o ka p?naewele kau??ina. Ho?okahi wale n? k??? lula o k?ia kulekele, ?o ia ka ho?oka?a?ike ma waena o n? haum?na ??lelo Hawai?i ma k? m?kou mau papa ??lelo Hawai?i ho?okeleka?a?ike.
No. All public and private communication between users of Leok? is to be in Hawaiian. English is only allowed when sending and receiving email via the Internet from non-Hawaiian speakers. The only exception to this rule is in our online Hawaiian language classes.