Case study of using Facebook groups to connect community users to archived CoRSAL content
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2022-12
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University of Hawaii Press
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16
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The purpose of this article is to examine the way community depositors can utilize Facebook to promote increased interaction with their archived language collections. The Facebook groups we are observing are run by individuals who have deposited language materials with the University of North Texas’ Computational Resource for South Asian Languages (CoRSAL). The depositors are sharing these materials for community review and discussion. Traditionally, language archives are not heavily used by members of the communities whose languages are contained in the archive. It is the aim of this project to foster more active relationships between language archives and language communities.
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Dale, Merrion, Prafulla Basumatary, Javid Iqbal, Rex Khullar, Maaz Shaikh. 2022. Case study of using Facebook groups to connect community users to archived CoRSAL content. Language Documentation & Conservation 16: 399-416.
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