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Title: Chapter 11. On Designing the Formosan Multimedia Word Dictionaries by a Participatory Process
Author(s): Yang, Meng-Chien
Chou, Hsin-Ta
Guo, Huey-Shiuan
Chen, Gia-Pyng
Keywords: digital archiving
Formosan languages
online dictionary
multimedia dictionary
Issue Date: 25-Apr-2008
Series/Report no.: LD&C Special Publication
1
Abstract: Digital archiving is important work for an endangered language, because if an endangered language disappears, associated cultural assets will disappear altogether. Several digital archiving projects are being conducted in Taiwan. Many tribal teachers are now involved in these projects. Based on the needs of these tribal teachers, this chapter presents an easy-to-use system for digitally archiving Formosan Languages. The proposed approach takes advantage of the Internet and the newly launched Web 2.0 sharing platform. This chapter gives details of the development and structure of the online dictionary system. Currently, several archiving projects in Taiwan are using this system to teach tribal teachers how to develop their own language resources and online dictionaries.
Sponsor(s): National Foreign Language Resource Center and University of Hawai‘i Press
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10125/1359
ISBN: 978-0-8248-3309-1
Appears in Collections:LD&C Special Publication No. 1: Documenting and Revitalizing Austronesian Languages

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