LTs (language technologies) are necessary instruments for all languages, especially for those aiming at conquering a space in digital devices. Languages that are not seriously equipped with LTs face digital extinction in the long run. Many challenges are to be faced to equip minority languages with LTs (from basic to advanced): an almost complete lack of knowledge about available resources and technologies; substantial delays in development of basic technologies; lack of cooperation among minority languages communities; a chronic shortage of funding (in particular for minority languages not officially recognized, which are often the most vital ones on the Internet); and the limited economic value allotted to LTs for minority languages by d...
This paper investigates the online presence of Low German, a minority language spoken in northern Ge...
This paper examines the take-up and use of interfaces of computer applications in minority languages...
The basic premise of this chapter is that ‘language’ is more than a category of analysis used by soc...
LTs are a necessary instrument for all languages, especially for those aiming at conquering a space ...
One of the inequalities generated by the introduction of information and communication technologies ...
When it comes to internet governance, most indigenous, endangered and other low-resource and margina...
Can contemporary technologies be used to support the ongoing health of an endangered language? Since...
The term 'Information Age' has been applied to the current era we now live in, based on the fact tha...
Peer reviewedLa llengua aragonesa és catalogada per la Unesco com a llengua en perill de desaparició...
The freedom of choosing what language to use in various contexts is restricted by a wide range of no...
And Language Technology for MInority Languages. Minority or “lesser used ” languages of the world ar...
Publisher's version (útgefin grein)This paper proposes that the digital domains of language use (DDL...
There is a growing interest in building language technologies (LTs) for low resource languages (LRLs...
The EU project European Language Equality is currently preparing a strategic research, innovation an...
The loss of a language is often phrased in catastrophic terms despite the evolution of languages bei...
This paper investigates the online presence of Low German, a minority language spoken in northern Ge...
This paper examines the take-up and use of interfaces of computer applications in minority languages...
The basic premise of this chapter is that ‘language’ is more than a category of analysis used by soc...
LTs are a necessary instrument for all languages, especially for those aiming at conquering a space ...
One of the inequalities generated by the introduction of information and communication technologies ...
When it comes to internet governance, most indigenous, endangered and other low-resource and margina...
Can contemporary technologies be used to support the ongoing health of an endangered language? Since...
The term 'Information Age' has been applied to the current era we now live in, based on the fact tha...
Peer reviewedLa llengua aragonesa és catalogada per la Unesco com a llengua en perill de desaparició...
The freedom of choosing what language to use in various contexts is restricted by a wide range of no...
And Language Technology for MInority Languages. Minority or “lesser used ” languages of the world ar...
Publisher's version (útgefin grein)This paper proposes that the digital domains of language use (DDL...
There is a growing interest in building language technologies (LTs) for low resource languages (LRLs...
The EU project European Language Equality is currently preparing a strategic research, innovation an...
The loss of a language is often phrased in catastrophic terms despite the evolution of languages bei...
This paper investigates the online presence of Low German, a minority language spoken in northern Ge...
This paper examines the take-up and use of interfaces of computer applications in minority languages...
The basic premise of this chapter is that ‘language’ is more than a category of analysis used by soc...