Resources
The Linguistics Profession
- Linguist List: A well-organized moderated mailing list for linguists. Also a good source for job listings.
- Linguistic Society of America: The professional organization for linguists in the U.S. Linguistics Career Launch.
- Linguistics Career Cast: The ONLY podcast devoted to the careers linguists hold outside academia.
Linguistics Resources
SIL International: Linguistics in SIL focuses on researching undocumented minority languages, training field linguists, and providing resources to assist in linguistic data collection and analysis.
Ethnos Project: Indigenous Language Apps & Online Indigenous Language Dictionaries
Ethonologue: Languages of the World: A site that lists all of the languages in the world, along with their family classification and often some references to dictionaries and grammars.
Terralingua: Partnership for linguistics and biological diversity.
IPA Chart: The International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is a set of symbols that linguists use to describe the sounds of spoken languages.
WALS: An an excellent resource if you want to see what sorts of syntactic and morphological structures can be found in particular parts of the world.
SIL Doulos: The most widely used phonetic font. It's available in versions for either Mac or PC.
Aboriginal Languages of Australia: There are more than 200 Australian Indigenous languages, most of which have been destroyed; all the others are endangered.
Learning ASL: A site that offers courses in ASL interpretation.
Deaf Linx: Information on deafness, deaf culture, ASL and other related topics.
Deaf Websites: Online deaf web directory.
EdDPrograms - A comprehensive list of every EdD in ESL, TESOL, and related fields; the details of what to expect from EdD coursework, admissions, dissertations, and more; career and professional development opportunities, plus salary information.
Lingthusiasmː Lingthusiasm is a podcast that's enthusiastic about linguistics as a way of understanding the world around us. From languages around the world to our favourite linguistics memes, Gretchen McCulloch and Lauren Gawne bring you into a lively half hour conversation on the third Thursday of every month about the hidden linguistic patterns that you didn't realize you were already making.
All Things Linguisticsː A daily linguistics blog by Gretchen McCulloch.
Because Languageː Because Language is a podcast about linguistics, the science of language. Linguists Daniel Midgley and Hedvig Skirgård — and smart person Ben Ainslie — tackle topics like language change, language and society, language technology, and of course the dreaded Words of the Week.
Superlinguoː Superlinguo is a blog about language and linguistics by Lauren Gawne.
