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Aikuma: A Mobile App for Collaborative Language Documentation

Steven Bird · Oliver Adams · Haejoong Lee

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Linguistic and Sociocultural Studies ICT in Developing Communities Linguistic Studies and Language Acquisition

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Proliferating smartphones and mobile software offer linguists a scalable, networked recording device.This paper describes Aikuma, a mobile app that is designed to put the key language documentation tasks of recording, respeaking, and translating in the hands of a speech community.After motivating the approach we describe the system and briefly report on its use in field tests.

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