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The workshop  “Annotation of digital oral data collections in the Humanities and Social Sciences“  is one of the nine workshops taking place during the conference “Data in Digital Humanities“, hosted by the European Association for Digital Humanities (EADH) at the National University of Ireland, Galway on 9/Dec/2018. The content of this workshop reads as follows In many scientific fields, ranging from phonetics, applied linguistics or discourse analysis, to literary studies, sociology and history among others, annotation is the common ground for systematic and empirical analysis of oral data. While the structure and the theoretical basis for the annotation and the preferred methods of analysis might differ, the main aspects and the specific conditions pertaining to the modality of the data are shared across disciplines. In this workshop, we will first give an introduction to theoretical issues and frameworks relevant to annotation

In a next step of the CLARIN resource families initiative, CLARIN is conducting a survey on spoken language corpora. Feel free to add to or edit their Google Spreadsheet. 

New official versions of the EXMARaLDA tools are available from the download page. 

Since November, we’ve been focussing our efforts to finalize a new official version of EXMARaLDA. We hope to be able to publish it in early 2017. The most important changes are already included in the newest preview versions. Some interesting new features and improvements are:

The CLARIN-D helpdesk, which is also used to deliver e-mail support for EXMARaLDA is presented at a workshop during the 2nd DTA-/CLARIN-D conference at the BBAW in Berlin.