PARADISEC (Pacific And Regional Archive for Digital Sources in Endangered Cultures): Recent submissions
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Like a “Swiss knife which cuts in two directions”: On the development and use of SpeechIndexer as a documentation and teaching tool
Published 2013-01-01SpeechIndexer has been developed for language documentation and learning at the ETH in Zurich. Its original goal was to help access the archive recordings of endangered Austronesian languages of Taiwan. In later years, it ...Open AccessPresentation -
The Ma! Project: Crowdsourcing Software for Language Documentation
Published 2013-01-01The Ma! Project's (themaproject.org/) first app + database package is a crowdsourcing lexicon development system consisting of a smartphone/tablet app which allows users to sync audio, video, text and image data to an ...Presentation -
Linguistic scholarship in the data-driven 21st century
Published 2013-01-01Linguistic scholarship in the data‐driven 21st century Two important forces have been acting on the discipline of linguistics since late in the twentieth century: technological changes which allow the capture and dissemination ...Open AccessPresentation -
Language Identifying Codes: Remaining Issues, Future Prospects
Published 2013-01-01The work of organisations such as PARADISEC is crucially dependent on accurate and reliable identification of the languages which are represented in resources. For efficient discovery of resources to be possible, an ...Open AccessPresentation -
Mobilising the Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages
Published 2013-01-01Originally started through an impetus to preserve thousands of books produced in Aboriginal languages during the years of bilingual education in the Northern Territory, the Living Archive of Aboriginal Languages ...Open AccessPresentation