Student Resources

• Word for Linguists by Susanna Cumming
  A guide for people who use Microsoft Word to write reports/papers in linguistics.
• LaTeX for Linguists by Doug Arnold
  A guide for people who use LaTeX to write reports/papers in linguistics.

• ELAN - for the creation of complex annotations on video and audio resources
• Transcriber version 1.5.1

Software for Psycholinguistics Study

• DMDX
• Linger
• PsyScope

• Pratt

• The Natural Language Toolkit

Fonts and Keyboard Managers

• SIL Fonts
• IPA Unicode Keyboards

• All Things Linguistic
• Arnold Zwicky's blog
• Being Multilingual
• Language: a feminist guide
• Language Log
• Language on the Move
• Sentence first - An Irishman's blog about the English language
• Speculative Grammarian
• Superlinguo - For those who like and use language
• Visual Language Lab

• Association for Linguistic Typology
• ​Asymptote
• Deep Linguistic Processing with HPSG (DELPH-IN)
• ​Endangered Languages Archives
• Ethnologue - Languages of the World
• Omniglot - the online encyclopedia of writing systems & languages
• Paul Meier Dialect Services - accents & dialects for stage and screen

• A Look into Character Amnesia: The Effects of Romanization on Character Knowledge in Chinese Language By Ho Sin Yan
• Comprehending Words in Context: A reaction-time study of lexical ambiguity resolution ​By Tan Wei Jian Samuel
• Living in Harmony: Intergenerational Negotiation of Family Language Policy in Singapore By Xie Wenhan

• ​#SG50ShadesofGrey - The social life of a hashtag By Chew Min Shan
• A Preliminary Analysis of Lying among Singaporeans ​By Chong Cui Fen
• Effects of L1 Lexical Tone Awareness on Linguistic and Musical Pitch Processing By Tan Hui Fang

• ​A Phonological and Phonetic Description of Shan Dialects By Soh Jyr Minn
• Effects of Music Attrition on Linguistic Pitch Processing ​By Tan Shen Hui
• Charting Multilingualism in Singapore: From the Nineteenth Century to the Present By Tan Lijia Gloria

• ​A Study of Focus and Accent in Singapore Malay ​By Diyana Hamzah​
• ​Crosslingual Comparison of LInguistic Phenomenon in English, Japanese and Chinese ​​By Gao Huini, Eshley
• ​Not so "chee bai" anymore: a look at Hokkien swear words in Singapore and how they have changed over time ​​By Samantha Catherine Bok Shi Yun
• ​​Position of the elderly in Singapore LL: Literacy assessment of the Singaporean elderly ​By Soh Yu Bin

The following equipment (Audio Recorders, Microphones, Headphones, Cameras & Tripods)  are available within the LMS for research purpose. Students may loan and book these equipment.