The Virtual Linguistics Campus (OER)
Welcome to the Virtual Linguistics Campus - your OER platform for linguistics and education.
20 April 2021 - Launch of the first exploratory online fieldwork course: Welsh
22 April 2021 - Launch of "Basic Phonetics and Phonology @ University of Stuttgart"
These General Linguistics repositories/courses are currently available: VLC100 - Tools & Data, VLC101 - Linguistic Fundmentals, VLC 101 - Linguistic Fundamentals, VLC102 - Speech Science, VLC103 - The Nature of Meaning, VLC104 - Words and Word Structure, and VLC 202 Historical Linguistics, VLC105 - Phonetics, Phonology and Transcription
These English Linguistics repositories/courses are available: VLC201 - The Structure of English and VLC203 - The History of English.
These advanced courses are available: VLC301 - Psycholinguistics, VLC202 - Historical Linguistics.
These linguistic fieldwork vourses are available: VLC401 - Welsh, VLC402 - Japanese.
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The Virtual Linguistics Campus (VLC) is the world's largest e-learning platform for linguistics and language studies. The VLC offers fully certified linguistic courses and course material for theoretical and applied linguistics as well as educational technology. Furthermore, it includes a variety of linguistic tools and all the communicative facilities necessary for successful e-learning.
On 20 April 2021, the first of two linguistic fieldwork courses was activated: Welsh. This online course allows studnets to exßlore a language from scratch by applying linguistic fieldwork methodologies: "A true linguistic game", as one user remarked.
VLC301 Psycholinguistics will be activated earlier than announced, likely activation date: 5 March 2021.
On 19 February, the repository/course VLC102 - Speech Science will become activated. Stay tuned!
On 5 February, 2021, the next course/repository will be made available: VLC203 - The History of English. As usual it is free but can be certified, all parts are licensed in CC BY, and it involves a workload of 90 hours.
Now - with Flash being no option anymore, we recreated our interactive sound charts and successivle will make them available in their VLC courses. We started with "Basic Segments of Speech" in VLC101 and will continue with the Sound Systems of RP and NAE within a week.
