'Language documentation' presentation slideshows

Language Archiving at the MPI

? ? ?. Language Archiving at the MPI. Peter Wittenburg MPI for Psycholinguistics D O B E S Archive. NL. G. (DOkumentation BEdrohter Sprachen Documentation of Endangered Languages) (funded by VolkswagenFoundation). Rhein. Nijmegen. Language Archiving at the MPI. ? ? ?.

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Making a Case for the Foundation

Lindsay McHone Kim Moody Diane Weaver. Making a Case for the Foundation. http://www.arcticlanguages.com/language_examples_video_map.html. Listen and Learn. 13 ENDANGERED LANGUAGES in 30 minutes = 26 ENDANGERED LANGUAGES in 1 year. Introduction. Topics covered: Sources of innovation

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Language archives and public outreach: INNET languagesindanger.eu

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A Performance Approach to Second/Third Language Teaching and Learning

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A Performance Approach to Second/Third Language Teaching and Learning

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The Seven Pillars of Open Language Archiving: Introducing the OLAC Vision

The Seven Pillars of Open Language Archiving: Introducing the OLAC Vision. Gary Simons SIL International LSA Symposium: The Open Language Archives Community 4 January 2002. Unprecedented opportunity. Digital archiving of language documentation and description on the World-Wide Web offers:

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The Seven Pillars of Open Language Archiving: Introducing the OLAC Vision

The Seven Pillars of Open Language Archiving: Introducing the OLAC Vision. Gary Simons SIL International LREC Symposium: The Open Language Archives Community 29 May 2002. Unprecedented opportunity. Digital archiving of language documentation and description on the World-Wide Web offers:

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Training for language documentation: trends in training and methods

Training for language documentation: trends in training and methods. David Nathan Endangered Languages Archive SOAS University of London 3L Summer School, Conference, 6 July 2012. Who are we?. School of Oriental and African Studies, U London.

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The Open Language Archives Community: Building a worldwide library of digital language resources

The Open Language Archives Community: Building a worldwide library of digital language resources. Gary Simons, SIL International LSA Tutorial on Archiving and Linguistic Resources 6 Jan 2005, Oakland, CA . Unprecedented opportunity.

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Table of Contents

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Jozsef Szakos, Providence University, Taichung, Taiwan

Portability, modularity and seamless speech-corpus indexing and retrieval: A software for documenting (not only) the endangered Formosan languages. Jozsef Szakos, Providence University, Taichung, Taiwan Ulrike Glavitsch, Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland.

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Language Documentation and Archiving: a Work in Progress

Language Documentation and Archiving: a Work in Progress. David Nathan Endangered Languages Archive Hans Rausing Endangered Languages Project SOAS, University of London. Language documentation and archiving. a fickle relationship early documenters (e.g Franz Boas) had preservation in mind

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Planning language documentation

Planning language documentation. Anthony Jukes CRLD, La Trobe University. Things to consider. What kind of project? Size/scope Time constraints Who is the audience? What kind of outcomes do you/the community want? What skills do you have? What do you need to learn?

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Guernsey Fieldtrip

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Using computers for Language Documentation

Using computers for Language Documentation. Free software can make your life easier. Steps for language documentation. Record a speaker Transfer the recording to a computer Type a transcript that is linked to the recording Produce a CD, booklet, curriculum material, etc.

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Using computers for Language Documentation

Using computers for Language Documentation. Free software can make your life easier. Steps for language documentation. Record a speaker Transfer the recording to a computer Type a transcript that is linked to the recording Produce a CD, booklet, curriculum material, etc.

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Working Group 1: collecting primary text

Working Group 1: collecting primary text. Session 1: critique existing tools and standards. Our mandate. Write good descriptions for tools. Add tools which need to be added. Comments on existing tools. Four levels of functionality. a/d converstion, acquisition digital editing (analysis)

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