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Does the money we spend on ‘Language Documentation’ make a difference? I wonder if it wouldn’t be money better spent for language documentation and benefit to the academy, if organizations funding language documentation research for the academy would rather fund the collection of audio samples and video samples already appearning in grammars. In a way provide the support that modern grammars should have.

The need and vision for an Awesome List for Open Source Software related to minority languages.

Communication with electronic text based devices is prolific in this era of globalization. In many socio-cultural contexts the ability to input digital text undergirds sustainable social practice of literacy. Simons and Lewis (2010) describe the …

Initial release of an infographic for explaining the Unicode model.

A visual example of a notice about legal applicability.

A look at the archival of lexicons and what scholars think is an “archive”.

Three notes on my interactions with theories related to Enviormental Print.

Ponderings on linguistics fieldwork training.

I present a new diagram illustrating the players and motivations around language archives and the knowledge market place.

Linguists and Language Documenters have a large variety of resources they engage with. They need to keep these all in an organized way and be able to work with related items.