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OLAC Role Vocabulary

OLAC Role Vocabulary. Heidi Johnson / AILLA. Overview. Role is an attribute of both the Creator and Contributor elements Functional roles of people who contribute to the creation of an archive resource Name of role-bearer should appear in the element content. Examples:.

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OLAC Role Vocabulary

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  1. OLAC Role Vocabulary Heidi Johnson / AILLA IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  2. Overview • Role is an attribute of both the Creator and Contributor elements • Functional roles of people who contribute to the creation of an archive resource • Name of role-bearer should appear in the element content IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  3. Examples: • <creator xsi:type="olac:role" code="speaker">Olawituppini </creator> • <creator xsi:type="olac:role" code="researcher">Joel Sherzer </creator> • <contributor xsi:type="olac:role" code="sponsor">National Science Foundation</contributor> IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  4. Vocabulary (sorted thematically) • Producers of written resources: • Author • Annotator • Trancriber • Translator • Illustrator IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  5. Vocabulary, Cont. • Producers of spoken resources (recorded, filmed): • Speaker/signer • Performer • Interviewer • "Participant": audience, interlocutor,observer, bystander… • Recorder • Photographer (filmer) • (Transcriber) IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  6. Vocabulary, Cont. • Producers of visual resources: • Artist • Photographer IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  7. Vocabulary, Cont. • Producers of research & tools: • Researcher • Developer • Respondent IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  8. Vocabulary, Cont. • "Super" producers: • Sponsor • Supervisor (new) • Compiler • Editor • Depositor IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  9. Conflicts with another document Intended for a passive function - "uh-huh" sayers, audience members Solutions: 1. Leave it out - either they're Speakers or not 2. Alternate term: observer, audience, bystander Problematical terms: "Participant" IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  10. Redundant with Editor? Should it mean someone who produces a corpus, and/or someone who produces a single multi-part work? Examples of compiled resources: Book of articles or stories; CD w/many songs; Suite of tools Problematical terms: "Compiler" IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  11. New term: Supervisor • Definition: The participant supervised the creation of the resource. • Examples: A thesis advisor; a project director; a program coordinator at a school. IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  12. Questions • Do we have all the terms we need? • What are the roles in other subfields of linguistics, esp. psycholinguistics and language acquisition? • What supporting documents should we provide? IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  13. More questions: • Do we need to define any other vocabularies for the Creator/Contributor elements? • How can we advise people about using these elements in metadata definitions? IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

  14. Related Documents • Linguistic data type: what it is helps determine who to acknowledge • Linguistic field: subfields have different conventional terms for roles IRCS Workshop on Open Language Archives

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