Usability & Language Resource Stewardship
In this research theme, I look at avariety of usability issues from resource arrangment and description in stewardship arrangments of language resources to user interfaces to those resources. I have published several papers, given many talks and written many blog posts.
Early in this project the focus was more narrow and I sought to look at issues in Language Resource Accessibility. My work was primarily concerned with two facets of accessibility:
- the User Experience related to interacting with archived content; and
- the aggregation of item level metadata about language resources in collections.
However, I have now expanded my resarch focus to include language resource description and arrangment.
I maintain a github repo with raw data and academic outputs for earily works in project at: https://github.com/HughP/Lexical-Database-Archiving-Stats more recent works have their own data repositories, usually on Zenodo.
Hugh Paterson III
Collaborative Scholar
My research interests include Typological Patterns in articulatory phonetics, User Experience Design in language tools and Graph Theory applied to language and linguistic resource discovery.
Marginalia
Diversity and Typology Across OLAC Providers
Describing Serials in Dublin Core
Presenting Oral Texts with Transcriptions Online
Digital Materiality for Language Artifacts
Process for Evaluating the Archiving of Lexical Datasets
Curation workflow networks at the Language & Culture Archives
The SIL Archive and its Two Sided Markets
Publications
Where Have All the Collections Gone?: Analysis of OLAC Data Contributors' use of DCMIType 'Collection'
Where Have All the Collections Gone?
Language Archive Records: Interoperability of Referencing Practices and Metadata Models
Lexical Dataset Archiving: An Assessment of Practice
Bird and Simons (2003), Johnson (2004), Nathan (2011), and Holton (2012) all emphasize the importance of archiving language artifacts. …
Challenges of Implementing a Tool to Extract Metadata from Linguists: The Use Case of RAMP
In January 2011, SIL Internationalʼs archive launched a corporate instance of DSpace as part of a larger and ongoing effort to …
Talks
Arrangement and Relationships Between Audio and Transcripts
A Vision for New Participation in OLAC: Beyond an Agenda for Open Language Archiving
The Role of the Language Community in Peer-Review process for Collections
The Open Language Archives Community (OLAC) for Ethnolinguistic Collections
Audio Artifacts in Language Archives: From Cataloguing to Referencing and Citation
Introduction to the JOHD special collection “Language Documentation: Assessment and Recognition”
From Archive to Citation
