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'''Problem:''' | '''Problem:''' | ||
In documentary linguistics, academic data is usually limited to private archives and databases. | |||
'''Solutions:''' | '''Solutions - open archives:''' | ||
* HAL - | |||
* ELAR - | |||
* Zenodo - | |||
Revision as of 12:45, 30 November 2022
Problem:
In documentary linguistics, academic data is usually limited to private archives and databases.
Solutions - open archives:
- HAL -
- ELAR -
- Zenodo -
Considerations:
Data sensitivity
Submitting information in formats that everyone can benefit from
Open archive not problematic - mixed ideas what can be shared and what cannot (researchers vs communities)
Data governance
In linguistics:
What languages could or should be used
- Who has the access
