2016
DOI: 10.21248/jlcl.31.2016.206
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SpoCo – a simple and adaptable web interface for dialect corpora

Abstract: We present SpoCo, a simple, yet effective system for the web-based query of dialect corpora encoded in ELAN that provides users with advanced concordancing functions, as well as the the possibility to edit and correct transcriptions if needed. SpoCo is easy to use and maintain, and can be adapted to different spoken corpora in a straightforward way. Simplicity is emphasized to facilitate use by a wide range of users and research groups, including those with limited technical and financial resources, and encour… Show more

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“…While the map task corpus platform is created for one specific corpus, its modular structure is adaptable to other resources that have the same transcript or metadata structure. Another advantage of this corpus platform is its simplicity, which is the “key issue in spreading corpus use in and beyond the research community” (von Waldenfels & Woźniak, 2017 , p. 156). As observed by Fandrych et al ( 2016 ), working with corpora of spoken language in an online setting is often challenging for students, researchers, and teachers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…While the map task corpus platform is created for one specific corpus, its modular structure is adaptable to other resources that have the same transcript or metadata structure. Another advantage of this corpus platform is its simplicity, which is the “key issue in spreading corpus use in and beyond the research community” (von Waldenfels & Woźniak, 2017 , p. 156). As observed by Fandrych et al ( 2016 ), working with corpora of spoken language in an online setting is often challenging for students, researchers, and teachers.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%