Tha sinn cho toilichte an Clàr-amais Òrain Ghàidhlig na h-Albainn Nuaidhe agus Cànan tro Òrain a chur air bhog! We are so thrilled to announce the launch of the Nova Scotia Gaelic Song Index and Cànan tro Òrain (Language through Songs)! The Nova Scotia Gaelic Song Index documents more than 6,000 Gaelic songs known in … Continue reading Clàr-amais Òrain Ghàidhlig na h-Albann Nuaidh ‘is Cànan tro Òrain | The Nova Scotia Gaelic Song Index and Gaelic Lesson Plans
Òran nan Shingles – Aonghas Eòin Ghilleasbuig
Transcribed at an online transcription frolic on June 20, 2020. Song recording on Soundcloud. Òran na Shingles or Song of the Shingles was made by Angus Gillis (Aonghas Eòin Ghilleasbuig) of Rear Beaver Cove. The song is an account of the bard’s struggles to shingle his house with a lack of tools and the antics … Continue reading Òran nan Shingles – Aonghas Eòin Ghilleasbuig
#TechTuesday | What’s the Point of Digital? It’s the Kitchen Table
Welcome to the final post of the Kitchen Table series for #TechTuesday. It's gone so fast! But looking back, we've covered a lot of ground: Aleen is the Digital Heritage Specialist for the Language in Lyrics project. (This is her kitchen table.) We began this Tech Tuesday series with an introduction to the unique challenges … Continue reading #TechTuesday | What’s the Point of Digital? It’s the Kitchen Table
#TechTuesday | What on Google Earth are Digital Humanities? (Part 1)
Aleen is the Digital Heritage Specialist for Language in Lyrics. By Aleen Leigh StantonWelcome back to #TechTuesday. In this second post in the Kitchen Table series, we are going to explore something we only mentioned in passing last time: digital humanities. Let’s gather round the (digital) kitchen table for another discussion and see if we … Continue reading #TechTuesday | What on Google Earth are Digital Humanities? (Part 1)
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