Submissions/Document stories, songs and more in your native language
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- Submission no.
- Title of the submission
Document stories, songs and more in your native language
- Type of submission
Birds of a feather discussion
- Author of the submission
Subhashish Panigrahi, Daniel Bogre Udell
- Language of presentation
- English
- E-mail address
- psubhashishgmail.com, danielwikitongues.org
- Username
- psubhashish, dbudell
- Country of origin
- India, United States
- Affiliation, if any (organisation, company etc.)
- O Foundation, Odia Wikimedians User Group, Wikitongues
- Personal homepage or blog
- Abstract (up to 300 words to describe your proposal)
English
This BoF is for those interested in learning the basics of early-stage language documentation using contemporary open source technology. Document various important aspects of your language, including oral histories, songs, common expressions, and word lists using an array of free language documentation tools. This BoF will help individuals learn to document and share their languages in an open way, and create an open-licensed public repository of linguistic metadata that can support linguistic research.
Français
Ce BoF est destiné à ceux intéressés par l’apprentissage des bases de la documentation linguistique en utilisant la technologie open source contemporaine. Vous aurez l’opportunité de documenter divers aspects de votre langue, y compris des enregistrements audios, chansons, expressions courantes et listes de termes en utilisant une gamme d’outils de documentations gratuits. Ce BoF aidera chaque individu à apprendre à documenter et à librement partager leur(s) langue(s), et à créer une base de données publique et sous licence ouverte de métadonnées linguistiques pouvant favoriser la recherche dans ce domaine.
- What will attendees take away from this session?
Attendees of this BoF will:
- Learn the basics of early-stage language documentation: best practices for recording oral histories, songs, word lists, and phrasebooks
- Learn how to document oral literature in a contemporary version of their language—since languages are constantly evolving, consistent documentation in open standards is vital to researchers
- Learn how to document what matters for the knowledge commons and for Wikimedia projects
- Learn how to leverage current open source technology for effective language documentation, as well as general best practice tips for software and hardware
- Share and learn about similar projects, tools, and other resources that they and their peers are developing, contributing to, or aware of
- Theme of presentation
- Technology, Interface & Infrastructure
- Length of session requested
- 30 mins – 1 hour
- Will you attend Wikimania if your submission is not accepted?
- Yes
- Slides or further information (optional)
- Resources:
- Kathabhidhana, a recording toolkit (includes multiple software, manuals and tutorials, and guide on hardware setup) (video intro, [tutorial for iOS version], and [tutorial for Audacity])
- Quickly create text and video dictionary translations for common words and phrases in your language using Poly by Wikitongues. (video intro)
- Create a lesson for learning a new language/script using OpenWords
- Batch-record pronunciation for words using Pronuncify on Linux and Mac or check Pronuncify.net for Windows, or do a web-based tool called LinguaLibre
- Batch-upload recorded audio/video/other files to Commons using Pattypan
- Special requests
Wikitongues is an open source community working to collect oral histories and word lists from every language in the world. Many of our volunteers are Wikipedia contributors, and we can’t wait to meet more members of the Wikimedia movement who are excited about language diversity, free knowledge, and cultural exchange!
- Is this Submission a Draft or Final? Final
Interested attendees
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