Network activities
Network activities
the project will run a number of workshops that will bring together participants in the Pan African Localisation Network to allow them to share ideas, demonstrate results and build a stronger network of partners. Included in this are the virtual network components such as a website for the dissemination of results from this network.
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Conference on Human Language Technology for Development
ANLoc is co-organising this academic conference focussing on Human Language Technology for Development.
ANLoc conference 2024
Several ANLoc partners are meeting in South Africa to report on the year's activities and discuss the way forward.
HLT Day for the National HLT Network - 2024
Dwayne and Friedel will be presenting speed papers and doing a presentation and poster sessions at the HLT day for the National Human Language Technologies Network.
International Mother Language Day, 21 February 2024
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Pan-African researchers unlock computers for African languages on Mother Language Day
In celebration of International Mother Language Day, a Pan African Network of computer and language experts is ensuring that computers are unlocked for mother tongue speakers.
ANLoc Logo in SVG format
Attached are two ANLoc logos in SVG format.
Launching of ANLoc website
At last the ANLoc website is launched, you can access it through AfricanLocalisation.net or AfricanLocalization.net.
Updated documentation of the website can be found here:
http://africanlocalisation.net/website_documentation
If you have any questions or you faced any problems, please post a new forum topic.
Domain Registration
We have registered two domain names for the ANLoc project:
AfricanLocalisation.net and AfricanLocalization.net
Launching of the demo site
At last the decision was taken, after various discussions of website features, and the new website will be built on Drupal 6 that was released earlier this year.
A demo site, were the requested features and design are being implemented and tested was launched at:
http://demos.open-craft.com/anloc.website
Please explore the site and give your feedback in the forum.
Approval on initial website design
OpenCraft got approval on the initial website design for the PALNet project.
The design created by Zeinab Samir:
