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Class Websites
| Language and Power: Winter 2002 | |
| Ling. 110/210 | Computational Linguistics: Spring 2002 |
| Semantics: Fall 2003 | |
| Discourse Analysis: Winter 2001 | |
| Internet Discourse | Graduate Seminar: Fall 2003 |
Guides
Based on the "lab workshops" I do for the Linguistics Department, these guides explain how to use basic software tools for the kinds of applications most important to linguists.
| Getting the most out of Word 2000 when writing linguistics papers. A hypertext guide to the features of the Word environment most useful for linguists, including fonts and characters, example formatting and numbering, and customization. | |
| An introduction to database software, with a focus on using a relational database management system to represent, code and query discourse data. | |
| An introduction to setting up a Web account with LSWeb, producing a simple HTML page, and uploading the page. Links to additional information and resources are also provided. | |
| Basic graphics concepts, raster and vector graphics, simple drawings in Word, using graphics from other sources in Word documents, and more. |
Downloads
These are some downloadable tools I have developed for teaching and research which may be of use to others. All are provided "as is" with no support implied or guaranteed!
| An Excel workbook containing a simple VBA sentence generation program. Construct your own context-free phrase-structure grammar and use it to generate random sentences. | |
| A Microsoft Word 2000 template containing a toolbar and a few useful macros, most notably TableExample, a feature-rich macro that formats interlinearly-glossed examples as tables. | |
| A font based on my handwriting (only more legible). |