Re: [Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

Dear Andrew and all contributors to this thread, I can't thank you enough for your help. I have designed the project layout and will share it with you soon once students start working on it. I am looking for a way to compile lemmas that are absent in the Arabic Wiktionary in certain categories lik

Re: [Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

Hello! Several years (2013-2017) my students (Petrozavodsk State University) edited and created articles in Russian Wiktionary. During the course: 1) We discussed the corpus linguistics. 2) Study the Russian National Corpus, and how to search good examples of sentences for the dictionary. 3) Lear

Re: [Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

I agree with Valerio, don't hesitate to keep this discussion on-list. It is interesting and can be helpful to others. From a French Wiktionary contributor. Jean-Philippe Béland User:Amqui On Sat, Mar 9, 2019 at 10:58 AM Reem Al-Kashif wrote: > Hello! > > @Noe thank you! Take your time :) Idea

Re: [Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

Hello! @Noe thank you! Take your time :) Ideally, I think I would like each student to spend 5 hours on the project. This could change in group projects scheme. @Dennis Thank you! I have been an editor on Wikipedia since 2012 but never really edited Wikitionary, as far as I remember. So, the info

Re: [Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

Hi, I personally find this discussion pretty interesting, and I think that you can continue on-list, if you want... I don’t think I’m the only one who can find some useful points in what you are saying :) Also, thanks to Noé for the slides, I will use them if I ever need something similar for cour

Re: [Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

The desirability of new entries varies according to which language Wiktionar(y/ies) will host the efforts, which language the entries will be in and which language is the native language of the students. Specifically, for English language words on English Wiktionary, coverage is high. There ar

Re: [Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

Hi, I'll send you the slides as soon as I get my computer (Monday maybe). My course was part of a 24h session by professionals, for M1 and M2. So, I just asked a short question to discuss a new issue Wiktionary have and other dictionaries don't. During the class, I suggested several possible answe

Re: [Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

Hi Noe, Thank you very much for your reply. Great slides! Did you have a related assignment for the students? It would be great if you could send me the editable slides; my French is really rusty and I need to Google-translate some of them. Best, Reem

Re: [Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

Hi I'll be happy to help you. I recently made a 6h class on French Wiktionary for Master's students on lexicography. My slides are here: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Cours_sur_le_Wiktionnaire_francophone.pdf I can send you the editable slides if you want, but French and English Wiktion

[Wiktionary-l] Wikitionary in a Uni-level Lexicography Course

Hello! Hope this finds you well. I am teaching Lexicography to junior university students this semester. What are ways I can incorporate Wikitionary in the syllabus? The idea I have now is to make them complete a project on Wikitionary by adding entries to it. I think it would be awesome for them