A short discussion of the kinds of problems I am looking to solve in though my PhD program.
A presentation of a looking at various factors for establishing a meaningful cross-language evaluation of text input tools.
By participating in OLAC, Linguistic Labs can advertise their services and their products. This can raise the profile of the entire lab.
We argue that language archives need to revise their business plans to stay relevant with the academic market and data ecology practices of their data consumers.
A look at the archival of lexicons and what scholars think is an “archive”.
This was three mini-presentations on language documentation.
Note: The slides in this presentation were very similar to those used at ICAL-11 which was mostly the same presentation. This one took on a bit more of an Opimality Theory flavor.