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– For English, scroll down, please! – Das Leibniz-Institut für Deutsche Sprache (IDS) und stadtteilbezogene Kooperationspartner führen aktuell das Citizen-Science-Projekt „Die Sprach-Checker – So sprechen wir in der Neckarstadt“ zur Erforschung …
The project VisibLL – High-schoolers investigate the (in)conspicuous multilingualism of the Viennese Linguistic Landscape is a Vienna-based project that explores the LL of the city together with teachers and students. In …
The Lingscape app and project have been around for a while now, since we have published the first edition of the app in fall 2016. Together, we have already collected …
Lingscape is all about opening spaces for collaboration and co-explorataion, and about providing you with the means to do so through our apps & platform. If you want to use the app for your own research project, just let us know. The platform is open for everyone.
Here you can find some projects that we are happy to host on our platform. Want that for your own project, too? Just drop us a line.
The PhD project explores the visible language diversity on the campus of the TU Darmstadt using photos of signs, posters, stickers and other written signs. In the Citizen Science project, you become part of the research yourself.
AlpiLinK (Alpine Languages in Contact) is the new project hosted at the VinKo crowdsourcing website. The project aims to gather numerically relevant information about the Germanic and Romance dialects and minority languages and dialects spoken across the Alpine regions of Italy.
The project “Die Sprach-Checker” stems from a cooperation with the Institut für Deutsche Sprache in Mannheim that engages in Citizen Science activities. It is a state-funded, prize-winning citizen science project on multilingualism in Mannheim, Germany.
The VisibLL project is a recent addition to our list of international cooperations. Led by a Vienna-based research team, the project explores the LL of the city together with teachers and students. The project is funded by the “Sparkling Science” initiative of the OEAD.
Lingscape is part of the following Citizen Science platforms that foster participatory research
