[RNLD] Summary: What's missing?

[Piers Kelly]

Hi all,
Many thanks for your responses, and for pointing out obvious sites that I
forgot all about.

Here's a summary of what people wanted:

   - truly accessible digital repository based at AIATSIS for finding and
   obtaining real resources on the model of PARADISEC
   - consistently updated list of language activity and language
   organisations within Australia
   - online publishing tools
   - That someone would come along and do up a deadly website for the
   Ngukurr Language Centre (see Greg Dickson)
   -  Access to web designers that are experts in working on Indigenous
   language content and provide services that are subsidised and so low-cost
   to Indigenous orgs
   - something interactive for schools (primary esp) that I could build in
   to our learning across the curriculum and that encourages critical thinking
   etc - see studyladder.com.au for a free online resource for general
   school subjects for an (but not the best) example. Of course, it would have
   to be totally local and there are all the matters that need to be
   considered with respect to control/access etc,

And here's a summary of what's already available:

 *Site*

*Service*

*Main audience*

*Aboriginal Education, NSW Board of Studies*

http://ab-ed.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au/



Teaching resources for NSW languages, with useful material for developing
teaching programs in other parts of Australia

Teachers, language activists, speakers

*AIATSIS*

www.aiatsis.gov.au

Austlang, Aseda, Ozbib, Language and People Thesaurus, etc.

Speakers, linguists

*AuSil*

http://www.ausil.org.au/

SIL’s site for Australian languages. Downloadable dictionaries, grammatical
descriptions, mobile phone apps.

Linguists, speakers

*Australian-languages list*

australian-languages at anu.edu.au



Mailing list for individuals and community groups who support the future of
Australian languages



Speakers, linguists, language activists

*Australian-linguistics list*

australian-linguistics at anu.edu.au



Mailing list for discussing issues relevant to linguists working on
Australian languages

Linguists

*Batchelor Institute’s CALL collection*

https://rest.batchelor.edu.au/call_search/

Digitised materials on NT languages for enrolled students

Students at Batchelor

*CDU Yolngu studies*

http://learnline.cdu.edu.au/
yolngustudies/?q=yolngustudies

Class resources for studying Yolngu at CDU

Learners

*David Nash’s site*

http://www.anu.edu.au/linguistics/nash/

Bibliographies for research on Australian languages, particularly of
central Australia

Linguists

*David Nathan’s ‘Aboriginal Languages of Australia’*

http://www.dnathan.com/

Links to web resources for Australian languages including newspaper articles

Public, linguists, speakers

*Endangered languages*

http://www.endangeredlanguages.com/

World wide catalogue of endangered languages

Public

*Endangered languages and cultures blog*

http://www.paradisec.org.au/blog/

Useful commentary on Australian (and other) languages

Linguists

*Facebook*

www.facebook.com

Language-specific social networking groups

Speakers

*Handbook of WA languages*

http://coombs.anu.edu.au/WWWVLPages/
AborigPages/LANG/WA/contents.htm

An annotated bibliography and guide to the indigenous languages of part of
Western Australia



Linguists

*Language centre websites*
(various)

Information about Australian languages at a regional level. Some have
online dictionaries and other resources.

Speakers, public

*Living Archive of Aboriginal languages*

http://www.cdu.edu.au/centres/laal/?q=laal/

Database of materials produced by NT bilingual school programs

Teachers

*Miromaa*

www.miromaa.org.au



Software for language documentation

Speaker-linguists, linguists

*Mogwi Dahn*

http://www.fliln.net.au/

Email list and resources for speakers wanting to work professionally with
their languages

Speaker-linguists, language activists

*Ngapartji Ngapartji*

http://ninti.ngapartji.org/

For learning Pitjantjatjara



Learners

*Our Languages*

http://www.ourlanguages.net.au/

Broad information on languages, language in the news, events, cultural
protocols etc

Speakers, public

*RNLD*

www.rnld.org

Archived email list for issues in language endangerment and technical
questions about language documentation; links, news etc

Linguists, language activists

*Wikipedia *

en.wikipedia.org

Numerous detailed entries on Australian languages

Public, linguists, speakers
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