Conference

A Comparison of Thai and United States’ Copyright Laws as they Apply to Scholarly Video Resources

Archvies are increasingly aware of the need to record copyright, but does also recording the jurisdiction matter?

A Step Beyond Copyright: Considering Thailand’s Privacy Law as it Applies to Scholarly Video Resources

Archvies are increasingly aware of the need to record copyright, but do archives also track privacy right releases?

Supporting Diversity Through a Typology of Data Providers: What is an Archive?

Is everything an archive? Are there limits to the term? How are linguists using the term?

Comparing Relative Typing Difficulties Across Languages Using Corpora

A presentation of a methodology for using parallel corpora to compare typing experiences.

A Vision for New Participation in OLAC: Beyond an Agenda for Open Language Archiving

The OLAC community has several componnets which make it successful. This talk looks at several critical areas which make that succes more valuable.

OLAC Collections: The Case of Serials

A look at indexing serials in OLAC.

Metadata for Language Learning Resources: Advancing OLAC for Language Development

The mash-up of LRMI and OLAC metadata for the benefit of language revitilization.

Peer-Review and Complex Language Resources

How should peer-review be different for different kinds of resources? What constitutes a complex language resource?

The Role of the Language Community in Peer-Review process for Collections

When and where does community review and peer-review create mutal benefit?

An OLAC Perspective on Services: The Forgotten Language Resources

What is the overlap between services and language resources? How ought these be described in the OLAC application profile?