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Recap of our Tech Talk 3: “The Making-Of the Inclusive Language Twitter Corpus”

January 6, 2023January 6, 2023 Erin ScottTech Talk Series

On November 15th, 2022, the AMP Lab welcomed Dr. Diana Carter, Lucas Quesada, Yarubi Díaz Colmenares, and Bibiana Cortés who presented on their ongoing research around inclusive language usage among Spanish speakers tweeting on Twitter. Their presentation consisted of three […]

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The AMP Lab welcomes Michael Treschow!

March 8, 2022March 6, 2022 amplabuncategorized

By Yasaman Lotfizadeh (Lab manager) & Karis Shearer (Lab Director) The AMP Lab community is pleased to welcome our newest research affiliate, Michael Treschow. An Associate Professor of English in the area of medieval literature, Michael is the Head of […]

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The Spark Research Incubator, or the lab as iterative community

November 4, 2021March 7, 2022 amplabuncategorized

By Karis Shearer (AMP Lab director) It’s Thursday, so it seemed like a good time for a throwback. This post was sparked by a conversation I had with someone recently who wondered if I was familiar with our FCCS Spark […]

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What Are We Listening For? What I Learned While Co-Producing SoundBox Signals

June 3, 2020April 20, 2021 amplabuncategorized

By Nour Sallam (BA Hons English, SpokenWeb Undergraduate RA) When I first met with Karis Shearer in spring 2019 at the AMP Lab, I didn’t know that much about archival sound recordings. But the opportunity to learn more excited me, […]

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The AMP Lab welcomes Hussein Keshani and his research team

November 27, 2019December 9, 2020 amplabuncategorized

By Karis Shearer (Director)   Our AMP Lab community is delighted to welcome our 5th Principal Investigator Dr. Hussein Keshani and his team to the lab.  An original collaborator on the lab’s CFI, Hussein leads a number of digital humanities […]

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Methods of Analyzing Sound within the Digital Humanities: An SSI Reflection

July 31, 2019September 13, 2019 amplabuncategorized

By Miles Thorogood The SpokenWeb project relies on concrete approaches to audio analysis for uncovering the patterns embedded in archival spoken word recordings. The 2019 SpokenWeb Sound Institute at Simon Fraser University highlighted the strategies that researchers are following and […]

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Conversations in Research Data Management From Canada to Germany: A SSI and Symposium Reflection

July 16, 2019September 13, 2019 amplabuncategorized

By Marjorie Mitchell This has been a busy May and June conference-wise for me. Fresh off the amazing week at SFU campuses in Vancouver immersed in all things SpokenWeb, I came to Berlin for their Erasmus + International Week. At both […]

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Lightning Talks, Manifesto building, and a Student Dinner: Highlights from SSI

July 14, 2019March 23, 2022 amplabuncategorized

By Evan Berg At the end of May, I attended the 1st annual SpokenWeb Sound Institute. The Sound Institute was the first time the entire SpokenWeb team was together in the same room. The institute kicked off with 3 rounds […]

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Expanding the Archive: Forming Interdisciplinary Networks at SSI

July 13, 2019July 31, 2019 amplabuncategorized

By Megan Butchart (BA Hons candidate, UBCO SpokenWeb Research Assistant)   On May 28th and 29th, 2019, I joined the SpokenWeb UBCO team in attending the first annual SpokenWeb Sound Institute (SSI), held at the Burnaby campus of Simon Fraser University. […]

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A Crash Course on SpokenWeb: An SSI Reflection

July 12, 2019July 31, 2019 amplabuncategorized

By Paige Hohmann (UBCO Archivist & SpokenWeb Collaborator) UBCO Archivist Paige Hohmann is the newest member to join the SpokenWeb UBCO team as a Collaborator. Here is her reflection on her time at the SpokenWeb Sound Institute: “Attending the Spoken […]

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