Where can I find reliable online resources?
Here's a list of online resources that LAGB members and affiliates have found useful. If you find any broken links, please let us know at webmaster@lagb.org.uk.
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The level of each resource is indicated by one or more of the following codes: HE (Higher education), SE (Secondary education), PE (Primary education), GI (General interest)
Collections of resources for online linguistics
- The LSA's list of resources for transitioning to remote teaching in linguistics HE
- A further set of resources from the LSA on scholarly teaching in linguistics, with particular focus on online/remote teaching and social justice HE
- Mutual Intelligibility - curated lists of resources for online linguistics from Gretchen McCulloch & Lauren Gawne, possible sign-up for a newsletter with weekly themed mini-collections on different topics. HE
- Facebook group with questions and answers about online teaching, set up by David Pesetsky. Viewable without being logged in to facebook. HE
- CLiE's own resources page, including National Curriculum resources and schemes of work PE, SE
Exercises and projects
- Englicious - English Language Resources for Schools PE
- Queen Mary Invented Languages Scheme (QuILS) SE
- UK Linguistics Olympiad HE
- Grammatical Terminology for Schools - a glossary by the LAGB Education Committee PE, SE
- World of Languages and Languages of the World - Linguistically informed languages taster lessons PE
Podcasts
- Lingthusiasm - a general linguistics podcast HE, SE, GI
- The Vocal Fries - a podcast about linguistic discrimination HE
- Accentricity - the connections between who we are and how we speak HE
- Field Notes - a podcast about linguistic fieldwork HE
Videos
- 348 videos on grammatical concepts, rated for quality and usefulness by Eva Eppler (Roehampton) and Christina Weichselbaumer (UCL) SE
- Abralin ao Vivo - The Brazilian Linguistics Associations series of linguistics lectures, April-July 2020. Talks in English, Portuguese, French, BSL. HE
- Generative Syntax with Caroline Heycock, University of Edinburgh HE
- YouTube playlist
- The online textbook that the videos expand on (Santorini and Kroch 2017-)
- Graeme Trousdale, University of Edinburgh SE
- Jeanette Sakel, UWE Youtube channel SE, HE
- The Ling Space YouTube channel SE, HE
- Schoolhouse Rock clips PE
- e.g. Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adverbs, Adjectives, Conjunctions
- e.g. Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adverbs, Adjectives, Conjunctions
Blogs
- Separated by a Common Language (Lynne Murphy) SE, HE, GI
- All Things Linguistic (Gretchen McCulloch) HE, GI
Add your own resources
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