In the current knowledge-driven society, it is crucial for professionals to consistently enhance their skills and competencies, engage with innovations and advancements in their field, and keep pace with a rapidly evolving environment, where ongoing professional development is no longer an advantage, but rather a necessity. This text will present the training and learning opportunities available through CLARIN.
The experts of the CLARIN consortium specialise in various fields of social sciences, humanities, and technology. They engage in interdisciplinary research, foster innovations, and apply advanced solutions in real-world situations. Furthermore, the strong international collaboration among researchers promotes creative thinking and the implementation of modern ideas. Find out more about CLARIN experts available for participation in your events, whether in person or remotely. They can conduct training sessions and present on topics that showcase their areas of expertise, see here.
To learn more about training opportunities and conditions, please contact the CLARIN National Coordinator, Jurgita Vaičenoniene, by e-mail at jurgita.vaicenoniene@vdu.lt.
We also invite you to explore the open-access CLARIN learning resources, which can be adapted and reused for your own needs, as long as the source of the resources is acknowledged.
The Learning Resources Catalogue offers a collection of learning resources organised by:
- ● Topics (Research Infrastructures, Research Data Management, Digital Humanities, Corpus Linguistics, Computational Linguistics, Language Resources, Linguistic Linked Open Data, Scientific Research, General Linguistics, Speech Analysis, Translation Studies, Applied Linguistics, Artificial Intelligence, Classical Philology, Data Science, Language Teaching, Lexicography, Machine Learning, Natural Language Processing, Oral History, Programming, Project Management, Research Data Repositories).
- ● Skill Level (basic, intermediate, advanced, all).
- ● Target audience (researchers, students, teachers, and PhD students).
- ● The publication date of the training resource.
- ● Other parameters.
The following are a variety of trainings, which are categorised according to specific subjects:
➜ Research Data Management
- ● UPSKILLS Introduction to Language Data: Standards and Repositories
- ● UPSKILLS Introduction to Language Data: Standards and Repositories
- ● UPSKILLS Introduction to Language Data; Standards and Repositories (it)
- ● Intro to CLARIN – Sharing and Archiving Language Resources
- ● Applying FAIR Data Principles in Corpus Linguistics
- ● Privacy by Design in Linguistic Research
- ● Introduction to Oral Data Management
- ● Resources for Language Documentation and Archiving
- ● PARTHENOS – Manage, Improve and Open up your Research and Data
- ● SSH Open Marketplace
- ● OSTrails Training Library
- ● OpenPlato
➜ The Use of CLARIN Tools and Services
- ● Intro to CLARIN tutorial
- ● CLARIN Tools and Resources for Lexicographic Work
- ● CLARIN-PL published workshop materials on their tools and services
- ● CLARIN YouTube channel
➜ Corpus Creation
- ● UPSKILLS Processing Texts and Corpora
- ● ParlaCLARIN II Workshop on Creating, Using and Linking Parliamentary Corpora with Other Types of Political Discourse
- ● CLARIN-PLUS workshop “Creation and Use of Social Media Resources”
- ● CLARIN YouTube channel
➜ Infrastructure‑based research methods
- ● Parliamentary Speech Analysis with ParlaMint
- ● ParlaMint – An introduction to Multilingual Parliamentary Data
- ● Voices of the Parliament: A Corpus Approach to Parliamentary Discourse Research
- ● What’s on the agenda? Topic modelling parliamentary debates before and during the COVID-19 pandemic
- ● GATE Training Materials for NLP
- ● Introduction to Programming for NLP with Python
- ● Experimental and Usage-based Approaches to Language and the Role of Research Infrastructures
- ● Text+ Infrastructure Learning Videos
- ● Corpus Linguistics: CLARIN workshop
➜ Legal and ethical issues
- ● The Legislation Game: Introduction to Legal Issues in AI and LLMs by Pawel Kamocki
- ● UPSKILLS Collecting Language Data from Human Participants
- ● Privacy by Design in Linguistic Research
- ● CLARIN YouTube videos on related topics:
➜ Development of open AI models
- ● AI to Understand and Connect People
- ● CLARIN YouTube videos on related topics:
- ◉ CLARIN2021 – Keynote Day 3 – Tomáš Mikolov: Language Modeling and Artificial Intelligence
- ◉ Barbara Plank – Is Human Label Variation Really so Bad for AI? – CLARIN 2022 Day 2 Keynote
- ◉ CLARIN2020 – Resources and Knowledge Centres for Language and AI Research – Day 1- 5.10.2020
- ◉ CLARIN 2024 Keynote – Maite Melero – The Future of Language Diversity in the Age of AI
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