[Lingtyp] Partnerships in Practice - Special Theme Session at ComputEL-7
Antti Arppe
arppe at ualberta.ca
Mon Dec 18 19:46:02 UTC 2023
[Apologies for cross-postings]
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CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS - PARTNERSHIPS IN PRACTICE AT COMPUTEL-7
In addition to the regular programming, we will be hosting again at the
7th ComputEL workshop a special theme session discussion at the
workshop. The theme for this Special Session is “Partnerships in
Practice”. The goal of this Special Session is to increase our shared
understanding of how best to work together across disciplinary and
cultural boundaries to support community goals for language revitalization.
We invite presentations that address two broad topics: (1) Lessons
Learned from Existing Partnerships and (2) Solicitations for Future
Partnerships.
1. Presentations that describe existing partnerships between language
communities, documentary linguists and computational linguists. We
encourage submissions which address questions such as:
* How did the team members meet and come to work together?
* What projects have you worked on, and what tools and resources have
you created?
* How have those tools and resources benefitted community efforts at
language maintenance and revitalization?
* What are some challenges (logistical, technical, interdisciplinary,
intercultural) that you encountered, and how did you address them?
* How have you balanced the needs and priorities of different team
members through the lifespan of the project?
* What lessons have you learned that might benefit other similar
collaborations
2. Presentations that describe a project between a language community
and a documentary linguist, where they have identified a need for
assistance from a computational linguist. We encourage submissions
which address questions such as:
* How did the project come about and what are its goals?
* What tools or resources, if any, has the team been able to produce so far?
* What other tools or resources do you wish to create, and what
challenges are you facing in creating them?
* How do you see that the project might benefit from assistance from a
computationally oriented linguist?
Submissions with participation from community members are strongly
encouraged.
SUBMISSIONS TO THE SPECIAL THEME SESSION
Please submit anonymous extended abstracts of up to 1500 words,
excluding references.
Submissions are to be made through SoftConf, via the following link
(among the submission options, please choose Extended abstract as the
submission type and Special Session Only as the preferrred session):
https://softconf.com/eacl2024/Computel-7/
The deadline for submissions is January 15, 2024 (Anywhere on Earth).
Alternatively, you may indicate that your full paper or extended
abstract submitted to the regular workshop can be considered for
inclusion in the Special Session.
Notification of acceptance to the Special Session will be sent out by
January 29, 2024.
All authors of papers in the Special Theme Session will be invited to
contribute to a follow-up paper that synthesizes the findings of the
Session.
IMPORTANT DATES
15 January 2024 Deadline for submission of abstracts
29 January 2024 Notification of acceptance
21 and 22 March 2024 Workshop and Special Theme Session
CONTACT AND MORE INFORMATION
The organizers of the Special Theme Session can be reached by:
computel.workshop at gmail.com. For further information, please consult our
website:
https://computel-workshop.org/special-theme-session-partnerships-in-practice/
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Antti Arppe - Ph.D (General Linguistics), M.Sc. (Engineering)
Associate Professor of Quantitative Linguistics
Director, Alberta Language Technology Lab (ALTLab)
Project Director, 21st Century Tools for Indigenous Languages (21C)
Past President, ACL SIG for Endangered Languages (SIGEL)
Department of Linguistics, University of Alberta
E-mail: arppe at ualberta.ca, antti.arppe at iki.fi
WWW: www.ualberta.ca/~arppe, altlab.artsrn.ualberta.ca
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