Clemens J. Mayer

Clemens J. Mayer

[ˈklei.məns ˈmai.jə͏ɹ] PhD Candidate at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa. Primarily working with Micronesian languages.

Making language materials available sustainably to remote communities using Raspberry Pi

March 02, 2023

Talk, 8th International Conference for Language Documentation and Conservation, Honolulu, HI

This talk presented a proof of concept for a new instantiation of the miniature archive made using Raspberry Pi. The archive can provide remote communities with easy access to language materials using smartphones and can easily be adapted to communities’ needs.

Technology for language documentation and revitalization

February 16, 2022

Talk, LDTC Workshop series 'Language Documentation and Revitalizing Indigenous Languages, Prairies to Woodlands ILR Circle Inc. Ottawa, ON (online)

A workshop in a series on language documentation and revitalization of (North-American) Indigenous languages. The workshop series was a joint collaboration of the Language Documentation and Training Center at the Department of Linguistics of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa and the Michif group Prairies to Woodlands. You can see the slides to this presentation here