Visualizing linguistic data from English learners to intercultural teamworkers

Among human behaviors, spoken communication is arguably both one of the most complex and one of the most variable. As a consequence, research in linguistics benefits greatly from clear, nuanced and insightful representation of data. I will introduce three tools for the visual representation of specific aspects of communication, notably prosody (PraaPer), fluency (GAP), and interaction patterns (SAR), as well as one general-purpose tool for the exploration of multimodaland multidimensional data (plew). The tools will be illustrated using two video corpora of L2 English users, featuring learners from Japan (ICNALE) and online collaborators from several countries (ReCoSARe).

Event Date

Thursday, December 10, 2026, 3:10 PM–4:40 PM

Campus 

Hybrid (In-person venue: B313)

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