International Training Programs
This link contains information about a range of different training programs which are available internationally.
RNLD's Current Training Activities
RNLD offers training to Indigenous communities and organizations through the Documenting and Revitalizing Indigenous Languages (DRIL) Training Program. This activity is funded by the Maintenance of Indigenous Languages and Records grant scheme.
Other RNLD Training Activities
RNLD runs occasional training workshops (e.g. in the use of linguistic software such as Toolbox, Transcriber, and ELAN) and RNLD trainers have offered a variety of courses and workshops at international training workshops at the following venues.
Australia
- Kalgoorlie Language Centre
- Muurrbay Many Rivers Language Centre (Nambucca Heads)
- New South Wales Aboriginal Languages Research and Resource Centre (Sydney)
- Victorian Aboriginal Corporation for Languages (Melbourne)
- Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education (Batchelor and Alice Springs campuses)
- Melbourne University
- Sydney University
- University of Queensland
- Australian Linguistic Society annual conference (day-long training workshop, Melbourne 2005)
- Newcastle University
International
- CILLDI, Canada
- Documentary Linguistics Workshop (DocLing), Japan
- First Nations Languages Program, Canada
- InField, 2008 University of California at Santa Barbara, USA; 2010 University of Oregon, Eugene, USA
- LSA Summer Institute (2007) (Course in language documentation methods, co-taught with David Harrison), Stanford University, USA
- Nanyang Technical University, Singapore
- Academia Sinica, Taiwan
- University of Hawai'i, USA
- University of New Caledonia