The folks over at the Archive of the Indigenous Languages of Latin America have developed a training course in digital language archiving. It’s called Archiving for the Future, and it breaks down the process is simple, easy to follow steps.
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Here’s a useful collection of materials for doing language documentation and typological field work.
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Here’s a useful collection of materials for doing language documentation and typological field work.
The folks over at the Archive of the Indigenous Languages of Latin America have developed a training course in digital language archiving. It’s called Archiving for the Future, and it breaks down the process is simple, easy to follow steps.