📣 Just in time for #AuslanDay is a new blog post on our website! We asked @kmstefanov (@arc_gov_au DECRA Fellow at @MonashUni) about his Australian Sign Language (#Auslan) project, which relies on work done by @LouisaWillough3. 🗞️ Read the post here: https://t.co/l6aqZns0KT
The contents of PARADISEC grew from 7 terabytes to over 175 terabytes while CoEDL was operating; this partnership was central to CoEDL’s Archiving Program. Scan the code to learn more about it. https://t.co/KOYoLRcSb5
🚨Registration closes 5pm AEDT today for our pre-ALS workshop which will be held on Nov 29 in Naarm/Melb. We can't wait to show you what we've been working on and get community feedback @AusLingSoc #ALS2022#LanguageData#DigitalHumanities
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My friend and colleague at @UoNEnglish Prof Zoltán Dörnyei sadly passed away this morning following an illness. A great loss for the School and for applied linguistics in the world. RIP.
I was fortunate to meet Richard when I was conducting research on languages from Maluku. He was indeed kind and generous and I am sad to learn this news.
ABC Indonesia piece on Richard Chauvel's scholarly life and legacy. One could not hope to meet a kinder, more generous scholar. I learned a lot from teaching, researching and supervising students together with Richard and will miss his friendship greatly. https://t.co/APbKiAs4GZ
Hello world! @SICSSSydney is based at @SSSHARC@Sydney_Uni & is a member of the international https://t.co/6qYm562sop network. Please follow this account for updates in the field of computational social science in Australia & New Zealand. Spread the word!
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@slcladal kicks off their 2022 webinar series this evening (Aus time) with a talk By Jack Grieve "The Spread of Lexical Innovation is Constrained by Cultural Patterns". Details: https://t.co/mw9ZZKgsYr
Congratulations @yacintakurniasi who, at last Friday's Australia-Indonesia Institute Indonesian Studies Awards, was announced as the winner of the 2021 All Language Teaching Award for the tertiary sector.
Australian #slang may not be part of your everyday #lingo, but it can have a special place in your heart. 🇦🇺
But why do we love it so much? And which words go, and which ones stay slangy? @Monash_Arts researchers are working on a study to find out: https://t.co/jm47cUjAyH
On Tuesday 7th September the University of Sydney Linguistics Society is holding a careers night ia zoom. It is also a Facebook event at https://t.co/F2jXhH34OR
Thanks to everyone for the amazing response to our survey! All good things must come to an end, and we will be closing the survey at the end of Sunday Sept 5. If you haven't participated yet, please take the chance now: https://t.co/38YLQKSZ4n
@TermyCornall When this happened to me, I called the surgery reception to check that I was really in a queue. They were happy to reassure me. Good luck!