The slides from this presentation are available for download under the Corpus Lab’s “Events” page. If you are a member of Michigan State University and would like the access codes to the CROW or MACAWS corpora that were provided during the presentation, please e-mail Adam Pfau (pfauadam@msu.edu).

Shelley Staples, University of Arizona
Friday, February 5, 2pm – 3pm EST

Open to all; Sponsored by the TESOL program, the Second Language Studies program, and the College of Arts and Letters at Michigan State University

Description: In this talk, I will provide an overview of ongoing projects in the Corpus and TELL Lab at the University of Arizona, including an introduction to the two learner corpora we are developing, the Corpus and Repository of Writing (Crow), and Multilingual Corpus of Assignments: Writing and Speech (MACAWS). For both corpora, I will discuss both research and pedagogical applications that we are exploring. Both corpora are freely available to the public and access information will be provided for participants’ future exploration.

Zoom Information:

https://msu.zoom.us/j/96045124339
Meeting ID: 960 4512 4339
Passcode: 319339