Un o’r enillwyr oedd ‘darllen.co.’, prosiect i helpu teuluoedd i ddarllen gyda’u plant, beth bynnag yw gallu’r rhieni yn Gymraeg. I’r rhai sy’n ddi-Gymraeg, neu’r rhai dyw’r Gymraeg ddim wedi bod yn rhan o’u rwtîn ers sbel, mae’r llyfrau digidol yma yn cynnwys cyfieithiad Saesneg. Diolch i’r dechnoleg, mae modd gweld pa mor hir a faint o lyfrau mae’r plant yn eu darllen gyda’u rhieni. Dyma un ffordd i dechnoleg helpu cynyddu defnydd—a falle magu hyder y rhieni hefyd. Oes syniad tebyg, neu well gyda chi heddiw?
One of the winners was ‘darllen.co.’, a project to help families read Cymraeg with their children, regardless of the parents’ ability in Welsh. For those non-Welsh-speaking parents, or those whose Cymraeg hasn’t been part of their routine for a while, these digital books include an English translation. Thanks to the technology, it’s possible to see how long and how many books children read with their parents in Welsh. This is one way for technology to help increase language use—and also to help build confidence. Do you have any similar—or better—ideas today?