EVENTS

UPCOMING EVENTS

Winter 2003: CHum 387 - Deryle Lonsdale and Ray Graham again taught the Speech Interface Programming Course.

PAST EVENTS (see also Presentations and Papers links below)

Winter 2002: CHUM 387 - This course was again offered for those Humanities students interested in learning to write speech-based applications. Programming in Tcl/tk was taught as well as phonetic and acoustic knowledge required to build speech applications using the CSLU Toolkit. Here are descriptions of sample final programming projects.
May 7-11, 2001: Mike Emonts and Michael Rushforth presented a poster display titled, "Interactive Language Learning in a Speech Environment" at ICASSP 2001 in Salt Lake City.
March 23, 2001: Mike Emonts and Michael Rushforth presented "Improving Speech Recognition for a Communicative CALL Task" at Deseret Language and Linguistics Society 2001.
Winter 2001: CHUM 387 - Dr. Lonsdale and Dr. Graham taught a Speech Interface Programming course. The course was designed for humanities students interested in learning to write applications for speech-based work. The course was divided into three main categories: phonetics/phonology, TCL programming and development using the CSLU Toolkit. Here are descriptions of sample final programming projects.
Sept. 28, 2000: CLS Colloquium - Dr. Graham presented pedagogical implications of ASR and demonstrated our applications to humanities students.
Aug. 24, 2000: College Fair - Mike Emonts and Michael Rushforth demonstrated the possibilities of speech recognition in language learning by presenting applications developed using the CSLU Toolkit to professors in the College of Humanities.