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• • Leslie Main Johnson@lesliej

  

  Leslie Main Johnson October 29, 2010 - 7:34pm

  We are very pleased to announce the first of a series of new resource sites,
  "Tools for Linguistic Anthropologists", a blog and archive for the latest
  information about audio, video, and other tools we use in our field:
  http://kit.linguisticanthropology.org/about/
  
  The site currently includes articles by Mark Sicoli and Robin Shoaps and
  links to useful websites from Bartek Plichta, Andy Kovolos, and the
  American Folklife Center.  More articles and suggestions for links are very
  welcome.  We are particularly interested in pieces talking about how you use
  particular equipment in the field.
  
  See Mark Sicoli's piece on Video Recording for an example of what we have on
  offer.
  http://kit.linguisticanthropology.org/2010/10/28/video-recording/
  
  We will be posting a permanent link to this site on the official SLA Website
  under the Resource tab shortly.
  
  Congratulations and many many thanks to our Digital Content Editor, Leila
  Monaghan, and our Webmaster, Alex Enkerli, for all the work they did to
  design this terrific site and get it running. Thanks also to J. Dickinson,
  Robin Shoaps, Mark Sicoli and Debra Spitulnik for their input. We hope that
  SLA members and their students (especially those preparing grant
  applications and purchases for their first major fieldwork project) will not
  only find this site useful but will also contribute to updates over time.
  
  Best to all,
  Kit Woolard
  President, SLA
  We are very pleased to announce the first of a series of new resource sites,
  "Tools for Linguistic Anthropologists", a blog and archive for the latest
  information about audio, video, and other tools we use in our field:
  http://kit.linguisticanthropology.org/about/
  
  The site currently includes articles by Mark Sicoli and Robin Shoaps and
  links to useful websites from Bartek Plichta, Andy Kovolos, and the
  American Folklife Center.  More articles and suggestions for links are very
  welcome.  We are particularly interested in pieces talking about how you use
  particular equipment in the field.
  
  See Mark Sicoli's piece on Video Recording for an example of what we have on
  offer.
  http://kit.linguisticanthropology.org/2010/10/28/video-recording/
  
  We will be posting a permanent link to this site on the official SLA Website
  under the Resource tab shortly.
  
  Congratulations and many many thanks to our Digital Content Editor, Leila
  Monaghan, and our Webmaster, Alex Enkerli, for all the work they did to
  design this terrific site and get it running. Thanks also to J. Dickinson,
  Robin Shoaps, Mark Sicoli and Debra Spitulnik for their input. We hope that
  SLA members and their students (especially those preparing grant
  applications and purchases for their first major fieldwork project) will not
  only find this site useful but will also contribute to updates over time.
  
  Best to all,
  Kit Woolard
  President, SLA
  We are very pleased to announce the first of a series of new resource sites,
  "Tools for Linguistic Anthropologists", a blog and archive for the latest
  information about audio, video, and other tools we use in our field:
  http://kit.linguisticanthropology.org/about/
  
  The site currently includes articles by Mark Sicoli and Robin Shoaps and
  links to useful websites from Bartek Plichta, Andy Kovolos, and the
  American Folklife Center.  More articles and suggestions for links are very
  welcome.  We are particularly interested in pieces talking about how you use
  particular equipment in the field.
  
  See Mark Sicoli's piece on Video Recording for an example of what we have on
  offer.
  http://kit.linguisticanthropology.org/2010/10/28/video-recording/
  
  We will be posting a permanent link to this site on the official SLA Website
  under the Resource tab shortly.
  
  Congratulations and many many thanks to our Digital Content Editor, Leila
  Monaghan, and our Webmaster, Alex Enkerli, for all the work they did to
  design this terrific site and get it running. Thanks also to J. Dickinson,
  Robin Shoaps, Mark Sicoli and Debra Spitulnik for their input. We hope that
  SLA members and their students (especially those preparing grant
  applications and purchases for their first major fieldwork project) will not
  only find this site useful but will also contribute to updates over time.
  
  Best to all,
  Kit Woolard
  President, SLA
  
  kwoolard@ucsd.edu