E-mail interviews for an Undergraduate Thesis on Technology Use

[MJ Hardman]

I¹ve forwarded your request to Dr. Dimas Bautista Iturrizaga, of the Jaqaru
group of South America.  He is an elder (just completed 92) and is working
to leave a heritage for youngerr learners, and a library of Jaqaru works for
them to read and to listen to.  There is also a young man who is just
getting involved with the work.  Among the Jaqaru speaking school teachers
they also are working in this direction.  Some of their work can be seen on
txupi.org.; some they produced as a result of in-service courses they took
with me.

Good luck with your thesis.  We will want to know of it when it is
completed.

Dr. MJ Hardman
Doctora Honoris Causa UNMSM, Lima, Perú
website:  http://at.ufl.edu/~hardman-grove/



On 3/27/10 11:14 AM, "monty hill" <mhill06 at SIMONS-ROCK.EDU> wrote:

> Chwe:'n everyone,
> 
> I'm Montgomery Hill, a member of the Tuscarora tribe of the Haudenosaunee
> confederacy, and a student writing my undergrad thesis on 'The Use of Modern
> Technology in Language Revitalization Projects: Applications, Benefits and
> Concerns'. 
> 
> It is a cross-disciplinary study in Computer Science and Linguistics,
> exploring (as the tentative title describes) use of technology, and any sort
> of thoughts a given community and project members have about the use of
> various technologies (for example, web based dictionaries, television shows,
> learning software, and so on).
> 
> Basically, I'm looking for people from other Indigenous Language Communities
> to share a short email dialogue with about their Language Revitalization
> Projects use of technology, and what sort of benefits or issues they have seen
> arise from that use!
> 
> Nya:weh for your time,
> Montgomery Hill 
> 
> 
> 

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