Ute,
not sure if this is too late but just in case its helpful:
I noticed your list of respondents overlaps with but isnt identical to
Michael Barlow's list of Courses in Corpus Linguistics at
http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~barlow/corpus.html:
Courses in Corpus Linguistics
- Tutorial: Concordances and Corpora Cathy Ball, Georgetown.
- Gunnel Källgren: Methods and Tools for Large-Scale Corpus Linguistics
- Eugene Charniak: Statistical course
- Elisabeth Burr: Korpuslinguistik course
- Tony Berber Sardinha: Corpus Linguistics courses: 1998-1999; 2000
- Mark Davies: History of the Spanish Language; Assignments and projects
- Chris Brew: Statistical NLP; Probablistic modelling
- Javier Perez-Guerra: English linguistics (written in Galician)
- Bilge Say: Using Corpora for Language Research
- Sabine Reich: Corpus course
Anyone setting up a Corpus Linguistics course in future could check these
out too...
Eric Atwell
> Dear list members,
>
> I'd like to thank all of you who responded to my query on 'How to
> organise a corpus linguistics course'! I knew that there were some nice
> corpus linguists out there but I didn't know you were so many! A big
> "THANK YOU" goes to:
> Petra Maier
> Tylman Ule
> Nadja Nesselhauf
> Tony Berber Sardinha
> Damon Allen Davison
> Bilge Say
> ? Rykov
> Francois Maniez
> Frank H. Müller
> Oliver Mason
> Geoffrey Williams
> Anke Lüdeling
> Detmar Meurers.
>
> The comments you made helped me to make decisions about texts to choose
> and about how to structure the course. Attached to this email ...
-- Eric Atwell, Distributed Multimedia Systems MSc Tutor & SOCRATES Tutor School of Computing, University of Leeds, LEEDS LS2 9JT TEL: 0113-2335430 MOBILE: 0775-1039104 FAX: 0113-2335468 WWW: http://www.comp.leeds.ac.uk/eric EMAIL: eric@comp.leeds.ac.uk
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