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[[Image:Winneba.jpg|thumbnail|100px|left| The University of Education Winneba, Ghana. ]] | [[Image:Winneba.jpg|thumbnail|100px|left| The University of Education Winneba, Ghana. ]] | ||
| − | This fall the University of Education at Winneba, Ghana will offer graduate courses in | + | This fall the University of Education at Winneba, Ghana will offer graduate courses in linguistics, covering subjects in Phonology, Morphology and Syntax. Hands-on classes in text and speech annotation will run every afternoon during the workshop. |
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=== October 3-7 2011: [[c|India 2011]]=== | === October 3-7 2011: [[c|India 2011]]=== | ||
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| − | [[File:India2011classroom.jpg|thumb|250px|right|workshop session on Digital Linguistics]] | + | [[File:India2011classroom.jpg|thumb|250px|right|workshop session on Digital Linguistics - INDIA 2011]] |
During this October, NTNU will be arranging a week long India themed event, titled '''India 2011'''. The focus of the event will be on broad cooperation in culture, research, higher education and business. | During this October, NTNU will be arranging a week long India themed event, titled '''India 2011'''. The focus of the event will be on broad cooperation in culture, research, higher education and business. | ||
Revision as of 20:42, 24 January 2012
See also Current_events for more information!
[Follow the interesting discussion on the Participle in Runyankore-Rugika]
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Recent Events
October 24 - November 4, 2011 LELADA 2011
New Graduate Courses at the University of Education in Winneba, Ghana
This fall the University of Education at Winneba, Ghana will offer graduate courses in linguistics, covering subjects in Phonology, Morphology and Syntax. Hands-on classes in text and speech annotation will run every afternoon during the workshop. The courses will take place on the the north campus.
October 3-7 2011: India 2011
During this October, NTNU will be arranging a week long India themed event, titled India 2011. The focus of the event will be on broad cooperation in culture, research, higher education and business.
The current arrangement between the University of Hyderabad and the Institute of Languages and Communication Studies and the Institute of Modern Languages at NTNU has Indian languages as its focus. There will also be workshops and talks that will be part of NTNU's India week. TypeCraft will be used to annotate several Indian languages.
For more information regarding this upcoming event, please click on the following link. --Nathan James Colton 14:21, 16 June 2011 (UTC)
Summer School of Linguistics at Makerere University, Uganda
August 2011
During the Summer School that took place from 1st -13th August at Makerere University, linguists from Makerere University , Nkozi University, Kyambogo University , University of Zürich and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology get together to discuss different linguistic approaches and participate in hands-on classes on different digital tools for Language Description and Documentation.
Summer School participants can now upload their pictures and link them to our Photo Gallery
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Course descriptions and downloadable class presentations can be found on the following page: Summer_School_of_Linguistics_at_Makerere_University,_Uganda
TypeCraft presentation at ACL 2011
TypeCraft will be presented at the LaTeCH-workshop on Language Technology for Cultural Heritage, Social Sciences,and Humanities
Friday June 24, 2011 - Portland Marriott Downtown Waterfront, Portland, Oregon, USA.
Have you seen this?
The picture Gallery from the Trondheim LDD-workshop is available here Trondheim_Workshop_in_Language_Description_and_Documentation_Gallery.
--Dorothee Beermann 19:36, 6 April 2011 (UTC)
Do you need help with structuring your TCwiki page?
Nathan Colton has joined TypeCraft to assist you with the structuring of your TCwiki pages.
You might already have noticed that we have started a 'Spring Cleaning' initiative for all TCwiki pages 
.
Our main goal is to motivate all of you to start reporting about your annotation projects and linguistic work related to your project. So far we did not look too hard at editorial issues. Also concerning references we have been rather relaxed.
The most important thing is still to get on the wiki and to write about the linguistic challenges that one faces when taking Interlinear Glossing seriously. Yet, with more and more TCwiki pages coming online it becomes important to provide adequate references. Not only the linguistic data, but all information that you give on a TCwiki page needs to be verifiable. For each claim you make you want to use material from the TC database to substantiate your claims. References to published sources are needed. Sometimes secondary sources are named, but not sufficiently references. This has to be changed. Remember also that also picture material integrated into your TCwiki page must be sourced properly.
All questions concerning editing your pages and referencing correctly can now directly be addressed to Nathan. Please use Nathan's TC e-mail to contact him. You find his mail address as a link (E-mail this user) on the navigation bar of Nathan's user page.
