A drive to save a language
Several big tech companies have expressed interest in recent years in making their technology work better for endangered Indigenous languages
Source: indiancountrytoday.com
Page 29 - Edge Plus News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana
Stay updated with breaking news from Edge Plus. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
Top News In Edge Plus Today - Breaking & Trending Today
Cherokee on a smartphone: Part of a drive to save a language
By itself, being able to read smartphone home screens in Cherokee won’t be enough to safeguard the Indigenous language, endangered after a long history of erasure. But it might be a step toward immersing younger tribal citizens in the language spoken by a dwindling number of their elders.
Source: columbian.com
Cherokee on a Smartphone: Part of a Drive to Save a Language
The Cherokee language is considered endangered, or at risk of disappearing. The majority of people who speak the language are old. Recent efforts involving technology, however, might help speakers use the language more in daily life.
Source: voanews.com
How tech could help out endangered languages like Cherokee
By itself, being able to read smartphone home screens in Cherokee won’t be enough to safeguard the Indigenous language, endangered after a long history of erasure.
Source: cherokeephoenix.org
Endangered languages like Cherokee might be saved ... by smartphones
By itself, being able to read smartphone home screens in Cherokee won’t be enough to safeguard the language — but could help.
Source: independenttribune.com