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The South African Centre for Digital Language Resources (SADiLaR) is a national centre supported by the Department of Science and Innovation (DSI). SADiLaR has an enabling function, with a focus on all official languages of South Africa, supporting research and development in the domains of language technologies and language-related studies in the humanities and social sciences. READ MORE...
LATEST NEWS & EVENTS
Supporting government communications through automated speech captions
A collaboration between the CSIR speech node, a private speech technology company, SAIGEN, and SADiLaR has resulted in an automatic speech caption technology, to be used by the Government Communications Information Systems (GCIS), to ensure greater accessibility of government communications to South Africans.
DH-IGNITE
DH-IGNITE is a regional event hosted by SADiLaR and the ESCALATOR programme aiming to support the development of an active community of practice in Digital Humanities (DH) and Computational Social Sciences (CSS) in South Africa.
- 6 DH-IGNITE events to reach all 26 public universities across the country.
- Participate in person or virtually.
- We’ll talk about digital/computational methodologies in humanities and social sciences!
Visit the DH-IGNITE WEBSITE for more information on what to expect.
Resource for African Indigenous Languages Workshop - RAIL 2022
RAIL 2022
The 3rd RAIL workshop 2022 will be co-located with the 10th Southern African Microlinguistics Workshop. This will be an in-person event located in Potchefstroom, South Africa.
DH-IGNITE: a roadshow to build our digital humanities community
Digital humanities (DH) is what happens at the intersection of computing or digital technologies and the disciplines of the humanities. As we become increasingly reliant on digital technologies for nearly all aspects of life, it is vital that humanities researchers have the necessary skills and tools to critique and contribute to these technologies so they work to the benefit of society, but also to use the technologies to enhance their own research and offer greater understanding of the world we live in.
