TalkBank - Revision history

Herrner: Reverted edits by BasreLbasm (Talk); changed back to last version by Herrner

2007-09-29T17:44:53Z

Reverted edits by BasreLbasm (Talk); changed back to last version by Herrner

BasreLbasm at 01:39, 26 September 2007

2007-09-26T01:39:45Z

Herrner: Initial

2006-10-11T15:30:44Z

Initial

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[http://www.talkbank.org/ TalkBank] ([mailto:macw@cmu.edu,sb@ldc.upenn.edu,myl@unagi.cis.upenn.edu,peter@cis.upenn.edu Brian MacWhinney, Steven Bird, Mark Liberman, Peter Buneman]) <br /> TalkBank is a new research project whose goal is to foster fundamental research in the study of human and animal communication by providing standards and tools for creating, searching, and publishing primary linguistic materials on the Internet. The project grows out of the experience with [[CHILDES]] and [[LDC]] corpora, and aims to support the methodologies and notations of a broad range of disciplines including: classroom discourse, conversation analysis, discourse, language acquisition, gesture, signed languages, ethology, anthropology, field linguistics, speech analysis. TalkBank is using the [[ATLAS]] model.

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	[http://www.talkbank.org/ TalkBank] ([mailto:macw@cmu.edu,sb@ldc.upenn.edu,myl@unagi.cis.upenn.edu,peter@cis.upenn.edu Brian MacWhinney, Steven Bird, Mark Liberman, Peter Buneman]) <br /> TalkBank is a new research project whose goal is to foster fundamental research in the study of human and animal communication by providing standards and tools for creating, searching, and publishing primary linguistic materials on the Internet. The project grows out of the experience with [[CHILDES]] and [[LDC]] corpora, and aims to support the methodologies and notations of a broad range of disciplines including: classroom discourse, conversation analysis, discourse, language acquisition, gesture, signed languages, ethology, anthropology, field linguistics, speech analysis. TalkBank is using the [[ATLAS]] model.		[http://www.talkbank.org/ TalkBank] ([mailto:macw@cmu.edu,sb@ldc.upenn.edu,myl@unagi.cis.upenn.edu,peter@cis.upenn.edu Brian MacWhinney, Steven Bird, Mark Liberman, Peter Buneman]) <br /> TalkBank is a new research project whose goal is to foster fundamental research in the study of human and animal communication by providing standards and tools for creating, searching, and publishing primary linguistic materials on the Internet. The project grows out of the experience with [[CHILDES]] and [[LDC]] corpora, and aims to support the methodologies and notations of a broad range of disciplines including: classroom discourse, conversation analysis, discourse, language acquisition, gesture, signed languages, ethology, anthropology, field linguistics, speech analysis. TalkBank is using the [[ATLAS]] model.

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	[http://www.talkbank.org/ TalkBank] ([mailto:macw@cmu.edu,sb@ldc.upenn.edu,myl@unagi.cis.upenn.edu,peter@cis.upenn.edu Brian MacWhinney, Steven Bird, Mark Liberman, Peter Buneman]) <br /> TalkBank is a new research project whose goal is to foster fundamental research in the study of human and animal communication by providing standards and tools for creating, searching, and publishing primary linguistic materials on the Internet. The project grows out of the experience with [[CHILDES]] and [[LDC]] corpora, and aims to support the methodologies and notations of a broad range of disciplines including: classroom discourse, conversation analysis, discourse, language acquisition, gesture, signed languages, ethology, anthropology, field linguistics, speech analysis. TalkBank is using the [[ATLAS]] model.		[http://www.talkbank.org/ TalkBank] ([mailto:macw@cmu.edu,sb@ldc.upenn.edu,myl@unagi.cis.upenn.edu,peter@cis.upenn.edu Brian MacWhinney, Steven Bird, Mark Liberman, Peter Buneman]) <br /> TalkBank is a new research project whose goal is to foster fundamental research in the study of human and animal communication by providing standards and tools for creating, searching, and publishing primary linguistic materials on the Internet. The project grows out of the experience with [[CHILDES]] and [[LDC]] corpora, and aims to support the methodologies and notations of a broad range of disciplines including: classroom discourse, conversation analysis, discourse, language acquisition, gesture, signed languages, ethology, anthropology, field linguistics, speech analysis. TalkBank is using the [[ATLAS]] model.