Resources
Open educational resources, language tools and toolkits.
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Media and information literacy resources in Mihaq (Kusunda) language
“Gi Mihaq” (IPA: gi miɦjɑːk) is the Mihaq (IPA: miɦjɑːk) or Kusunda-language word to describe the Kusunda people of Nepal. They are an indigenous tribe who used to be nomadic once and were known as “ban raja” in Nepali (
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Media and information literacy resources in Ho
This page contains MIL (Media and information literacy — information and media in our everyday lives) in the Ho language.
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Handbook: Migrating to Unicode from Legacy Systems
Typesetters and publishers in many Indian languages including Odia are reluctant to upgrading from legacy encoding to Unicode. How can we help them?
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Multimedia archive
We have put together some select multimedia content various language documentation projects. High-quality downloadable media files are available for download here. All our media are openly licensed (please check the tabl
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OpenSpeaks Multimedia Toolkit
Open Educational Resources for documenting indigenous, endangered and other marginalized languages
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Kathabhidhana: Pronunciation Toolkit
This is a part of OpenSpeaks toolkits library. See all the toolkits… Our pronunciation toolkit, Kathabhidhana is an open toolkit to record a large number of words. It consists of a few free/libre and open source software
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Lekatha: Text-to-speech toolkit
An experimental text-to-speech (TTS) project that has currently been archived with all source codes and documentation licensed openly.
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Karbi elder D.S. Teron shares folklore, folk songs, games and festivals in Karbi language
In an interview Karbi elder Mr. D.S. Teron from Karbi Anglong district, Assam, India shares about the folklore, folk songs and lives of the Karbi people in Karbi language.
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Digital resources in Ho language
Digital resources—input tools, fonts in Warang Citi writing system, Ho Wikipedia, tutorials to use Ho on the Internet in Ho language—for Ho language.
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Santali Unicode Encoding Converter
This converter converts text typed in Santali language using ASCII and other popular legacy character encoding into Unicode. It’s noteworthy to mention that a significant amount of legacy text are available in encodings …
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Media and information literacy resources in Odia
This page contains MIL (Media and information literacy — information and media in our everyday lives) in the Odia language.
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Media and information literacy resources in Santali
Digital resources like input tools for Android and desktop/PC, fonts, and other resources for Santali (Santhali) and Ol chiki.