I have been involved in various conferences, training courses, workshops, and teaching programmes dealing with principles and practices in language documentation, linguistic fieldwork, and language revitalisation over many years. Most of these are aimed at knowledge and skills development for early career researchers (MA, PhD students and post-doctoral researchers). For many presentations the materials (PDFs of Powerpoint slides and/or handouts) are available for viewing and download under a creative commons licence CC-BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial). The following list for 2022 is in chronological order. Links to previous years are below.
| 2022 Presentations | |
| 22 April | Invited talk, University of Iceland, Vigdis Centre for Multilingualism and Intercultural Understanding. Revitalising Indigenous Languages and Cultures: A Global Perspective. download |
| 19 May | Invited talk, Conference on Heritage Languages Around the World (HLAW), Lisbon. Issues and challenges in language endangerment and heritage languages: some Australian examples. download |
| 28 June | Invited talk, Workshop on Linguistic Research Methods, Mahidol University, Thailand. Publishing your work in journals. download |
| 30June | Invited talk, Jane Simpson Festival Workshop on Argument coding and clause linkage in Australian Aboriginal languages, Australian National University. download |
| 11-15 July | Invited lectures, Summer School on Language Documentation and Preservation, University of Tuscia, Italy. 1. Overview of tools and techniques for language documentation, description and revitalisation download 2. Language documentation, language description, and language revitalization: how and why? download 3. Language documentation, language description, and language revitalization: partners or problem neighbours? download 4. Ethics and rights in language documentation, revitalisation and archiving download |
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