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Formation SAWI: Spécialiste en médias sociaux et communautés en ligne.
Rédactrice en chef et auteur
Quote Me- "Time flies and the photos I’ve taken get left behind."
- "People always think getting dressed is about putting clothes on. It’s not. It’s a spell..."
- "I was outside, and the rain and the fog smelled nice. They smelled of hope, I think. They smelled..."
- "On apprend toujours mieux de ses propres erreurs que de celles des autres."
- "It’s like watching a train wreck and hanging around to see if there are going to be any..."
Tag Archives: linguistics
Most People Are Multilingual
[fr]Une clarification de ce que j’entends par “la plupart des gens sont multilingues”. Multilingues au sens large.[en]In a comment to my last post, Marie-Aude says I’m being a bit optimistic by stating that “most people are multilingual”. I’d like to … Continue reading
Posted in Language Geekiness
Tagged foreign, knowledge, language, languages, Languages / Linguistics, learning, linguistics, multilingual, people, statistics, understanding, world
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Multilingual Interviews
[fr]Deux interviews que j’ai donnés récemment au sujet de la conférence que je donne à Copenhague sur le multilinguisme sur internet la semaine prochaine.[en]I was interviewed twice during the last week about the multilingual stuff I’m going to be talking … Continue reading
Posted in Language Geekiness
Tagged Audio, Culture, Events, internet, interview, languages, Languages / Linguistics, linguistics, multilingual, nicolesimon, reboot, reboot9, stephaniebooth, supernova, suwcharman, Technology, video, web
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Teenagers and Spelling
[fr]Pour moi, la dégradation constatée de l’orthographe des jeunes a principalement à voir avec le fait que leur pratique d’écriture a maintenant le plus souvent lieu dans des espaces “non normés” (c’est-à-dire en-dehors du milieu scolaire et “des adultes”, où … Continue reading
Posted in Connected Life, Digital Youth, Language Geekiness
Tagged cellphone, Digital Youth, Education, evolution, grammar, language, Languages / Linguistics, linguistics, mobile, Online Culture, school, sms, spelling, teenagers, text, Writing
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