Multilingual acquiring of e-content definition based on universal networking language

E-content information that exists in the web are available only in a particular language. But people who know only the local language may not be able to use these resources, though they are available. The UNL infrastructure intends to overcome the language barrier over the Internet. It is used to enconvert the information from any natural language into the form of universal semantic networks and then deconvert into any other required languages. A framework towards conversion of e-content from web that exhibit in the English language to UNL is presented in this paper. This approach involves conversion of dependency relation extracted from the parser into UNL relation and identifies pedagogical clues to determine the level of e-content according to the educational taxonomy.