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Tag Archives: video
Resources: Online LinguaVideo List
This collection of videos at OnlineUniverisities.com features linguists, including Ethan Zukerman, Erin McKean, Monica Heller, Steven Pinker, Eve Sweetser, Susan Savage Rumbaugh, Rebecca Wheeler, and Patrica Ryan. Also recommended: Bill Labov’s A Life of Learning: Six People I have learned from Paul Kerswill’s TEDx … Continue reading
Posted in Language Fun, Resources
Tagged Bill Labov, Erin McKean, Ethan Zukerman, Eve Sweetser, Language, Linguistics, Monica Heller, movies, Noam Chomsky, online, Patricia Ryan, Paul Bloom, Paul Kerswill, pedagogy, Peter Trudgill, Rebecca Wheeler, Social Sciences, Steven Pinker, Susan Savage Rumbaugh, teaching, video, videos, William Labov
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Resources: DotSub Video Sharing and First Nation Languages
DotSUB is a video sharing platform that bills itself as “any video any language.” It appears to be selling transcription, translation, and subtitling services, but it also has a large video collection which you can search by language and genre. … Continue reading
Posted in Language News, Resources
Tagged Cherokee, documentary, dotSUB, Endangered language, First Nation, First Nation languages, K. D, K. David Harrison, Language, Language acquisition, language revitalization, Native American, Native American languages, subtitling, The LInguists, transcription, translation, video, Wichita
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Resources: Scribe Video Center | providing media skills & tools to the Philadelphia community
Scribe Video Center is a nonprofit organization in Philadelphia which provides training and assistance for video production. They have information available on their website: Scribe Video Center | providing media skills & tools to the Philadelphia community.
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Tagged documentaries, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Metro, Scribe, Scribe Video Center, video, video editing, video production
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Classroom Activities: “I am Africa” Part I (Teaching Narrative Structure)
UNESCO has once again provided a wonderful resource for teaching about language and language variation in the classroom. On Tuesday, March 1, they will launch their I am Africa project. As they explain: “The youth StoryTellers will receive free multimedia … Continue reading
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Tagged Africa, African, African langauges, Arts, Chronology, Chrysalis Campaign, corpora, Education, Facebook, I am Africa, Jacob Atem, Language, language variation, Linguistics, Lost Boys, Michigan State University, multicultural classroom, multiculturalism, narrative structure, NGO, oral history, Richard Close, Storytelling, Sudan, teaching guides, teaching writing, translation, UNESCO, United Nations, video, YouTube
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Classroom Activities: Kinetic Typography of Stephen Fry’s Language
Stephen Fry (as featured in the previous post with House‘s Hugh Laurie) has eloquently written on the subject of language, and Matt Rogers has set Fry’s voice in motion through a process called Kinetic Typography. The mesmerizing combination of Fry’s … Continue reading
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Tagged American English, Animation, Arts, BBC, British English, Classroom, Classroom Activities, classroom English, classroom language, descriptive rules, dialect, Education, Educational Linguistics, friendly milk, grammar, grammar rules, House, Hugh Laurie, kinetic type, Language, language in the classroom, language teaching, language variation, language variation in the classroom, Linguistics, Matt Rogers, plural, pluralization, Poetry, poetry and grammar, poetry in motion, prescriptive rules, rogers creations, rogerscreations.com, Social Sciences, Stephen Fry, Student, subject verb agreement, teaching grammar, teaching poetry, teaching writing, Television, tricky linguist, tricky linguistics, Twitter, video, words, Writing, www.rogerscreations.com, YouTube
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