Linguistic fieldworkers collect and archive metadata as part of the language resources (LRs) that they create, but they often work in resource-constrained environments that prevent them from using computers for data entry. In such situations, linguists must complete time-consuming and error-prone digitization tasks that limit the quantity and quality of the resources and metadata that they produce (Thieberger & Berez 2012; Margetts & Margetts 2012). This paper describes a method for entering linguistic metadata into mobile devices using the Open Data Kit (ODK) platform, a suite of open source tools designed for mobile data collection
Language documentation faces challenges of data preservation and accessibility. Data can be lost due...
© 2017 Dr. Florian R. HankeDocumenting the world’s linguistic diversity is difficult when so much da...
International audienceLig-Aikuma is a free Android app running on various mobile phones and tablets....
This presentation-demonstration introduces a new method for entering linguistic metadata into mobile...
AbstractThis paper reports on our ongoing efforts to collect speech data in under-resourced or endan...
8 pages plus appendix and referencesIn recent years, large-scale data collection efforts have priori...
In citizen science and field research, data collection via mobile applications is playing an increas...
The geographical region of Insular South East Asia and New Guinea is well-known as an area of mega-b...
The mobile phone ‘app’ has been suggested to offer ‘revolutionary’ potential for crowdsourcing lingu...
The Kamusi Project, a multilingual online dictionary website, has as one of its goals to document th...
International audienceThis paper reports on our ongoing efforts to collect speech data in under-reso...
Citizen scientists (who may be speakers of endangered languages) who want to document a language may...
In late 2012, OSU Libraries and Press partnered with Maria's Libraries, an NGO in Rural Kenya, to pr...
As language data and associated technologies proliferate and as the language resources community rap...
Acoustic data collection for automatic speech recognition (ASR) purposes is a particularly challengi...
Language documentation faces challenges of data preservation and accessibility. Data can be lost due...
© 2017 Dr. Florian R. HankeDocumenting the world’s linguistic diversity is difficult when so much da...
International audienceLig-Aikuma is a free Android app running on various mobile phones and tablets....
This presentation-demonstration introduces a new method for entering linguistic metadata into mobile...
AbstractThis paper reports on our ongoing efforts to collect speech data in under-resourced or endan...
8 pages plus appendix and referencesIn recent years, large-scale data collection efforts have priori...
In citizen science and field research, data collection via mobile applications is playing an increas...
The geographical region of Insular South East Asia and New Guinea is well-known as an area of mega-b...
The mobile phone ‘app’ has been suggested to offer ‘revolutionary’ potential for crowdsourcing lingu...
The Kamusi Project, a multilingual online dictionary website, has as one of its goals to document th...
International audienceThis paper reports on our ongoing efforts to collect speech data in under-reso...
Citizen scientists (who may be speakers of endangered languages) who want to document a language may...
In late 2012, OSU Libraries and Press partnered with Maria's Libraries, an NGO in Rural Kenya, to pr...
As language data and associated technologies proliferate and as the language resources community rap...
Acoustic data collection for automatic speech recognition (ASR) purposes is a particularly challengi...
Language documentation faces challenges of data preservation and accessibility. Data can be lost due...
© 2017 Dr. Florian R. HankeDocumenting the world’s linguistic diversity is difficult when so much da...
International audienceLig-Aikuma is a free Android app running on various mobile phones and tablets....