Centre for Corpus Research (CCR), University of Birmingham
This is a special blog post, extending our thanks to the Centre for Corpus Research (CCR), located...
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Category: ADMIN
Researcher Profiles page – Are British based academics given preference?
I wanted to write this brief clarification in relation the Researcher Profiles page, as I have had a few queries in relation to the layout and content of the page. In relation to the layout, a consistent question I have faced...
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UPDATE – Blog Articles to be released on 3rd January 2018
After carefully listening to the feedback we have received from a number of individuals, we have...
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AAC Website is now officially launched
We are pleased to announce that the AAC Website has now been officially launched. Message...
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What is All About Corpora (AAC)?
All About Corpora (AAC) is a website dedicated entirely to the study of corpus linguistics. At the...
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aac on twitter
The culmination of several years of work by a team of researchers from @CorpusSocialSci and @CambridgeUPELT. It was an absolute thrill to work on this project for my PhD. Looking forward to seeing what people do with the Spoken @BNC_2014 now that it has been fully released! https://t.co/zO1UVLNkJE
Corpus Linguistics abstract deadlines:
@icame40 15 December
@CLconf2019 14 January
Call for Papers: #Corpus Approaches to #Lexicogrammar. Abstract deadline: 17 February 2019. Details: https://t.co/4BdInpBKEZ #LxGr2019 #corpuslinguistics #lexicogrammar
Not #Corpuslinguistics (or #linguistics), but very relevant to #keyness analysis, and the #metrics currently used. https://t.co/jPKJJP2fc7
Take-home message: "I think that it is mandatory that researchers have an adequate knowledge of the statistical method and also of the meaning of the p-values in order to appropriately consider the results of the research and to be absolutely aware of their use." https://t.co/rUwhVhnFt3