LINGUIST List 30.4078
Mon Oct 28 2019
Media: StreamGram: Open Forum for Grammatical Theory
Editor for this issue: Everett Green <everettlinguistlist.org>
Date: 28-Oct-2019
From: Edoardo Cavirani <streamgram.ofgt
gmail.com>
Subject: StreamGram: Open Forum for Grammatical Theory
E-mail this message to a friend Dear colleagues,
we’re writing to alert you about StreamGram, an audio-visual platform for theoretical linguistics talks.
StreamGram: Open Forum for Grammatical Theory is a platform for:
a) collecting audio-visual material (talks, seminars, lecture series, etc...) on theoretical linguistics
b) sharing links for remote participation in events via streaming
c) having an overview of what's going on in your scientific community
We think it is time to use the technology available to let ideas circulate in an easy and eco-friendly way. We created this virtual hub to allow everyone to attend talks, seminars and lecture series remotely, with no need to actually *going* to the conference site, and to stimulate the habit of videoconferencing. Scholars from around the world can benefit from participating in this initiative, and the planet may as well.
As you might have guessed from the title of our initiative, we wish to focus on grammatical theory, without biases regarding the theoretical framework one wants to adopt.
You can find more information on our website here:
http://streamgram.eu If you are hosting an event and are planning to stream it, please let us know and we’ll post it on the website. If you haven’t thought of streaming it yet, please DO! You can find tips on how to do it on our website.
We hope you you will join us in our effort to enhance Open Science and to develop a fairer scientific community.
Edoardo Cavirani
Roberta D’Alessandro
Marc van Oostendorp
Johan Rooryck
Linguistic Field(s): Linguistic Theories
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