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There are two ways to access this wiki -- [http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/plab/guestwiki read-only guest access] and [https://corpus.linguistics.berkeley.edu/plab/wiki read/write access for Calnet authenticated users]. Gaining read/write access is a two-step process. First, provide Calnet credentials when accessing the base url (contact Ronald Sprouse if access is denied), then follow the wiki's login link to log in as a wiki user. You cannot edit the wiki unless you are logged in as a wiki user; Calnet authentication is not enough. |
There are two ways to access this wiki -- [http://linguistics.berkeley.edu/plab/guestwiki read-only guest access] and [https://corpus.linguistics.berkeley.edu/plab/wiki read/write access for Calnet authenticated users]. Gaining read/write access is a two-step process. First, provide Calnet credentials when accessing the base url (contact Ronald Sprouse if access is denied), then follow the wiki's login link to log in as a wiki user. You cannot edit the wiki unless you are logged in as a wiki user; Calnet authentication is not enough. |
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Revision as of 12:04, 10 October 2013
Phonology Lab basics
The UC Berkeley Phonology Lab is a research and teaching lab within the Department of Linguistics, located on level C of the classroom side of Dwinelle Hall in rooms 50 and 52.
For more on access to the Lab and its physical layout see the guide to lab spaces.
For more on our computing infrastructure see the guide to lab computing.
Need to reserve a Lab resource (space, equipment) or create appointment slots for experiment subjects? See the lab scheduling page.
Stay informed (Lab mailing list)
Anyone interested in staying up to date on Lab activities should join the Lab mailing list by emailing a request to join to Keith Johnson. List members can email the list at ucphonlab -at- lists.berkeley.edu.
Audio recording and editing
Human subjects protocols
Much of the research in the Phonology Lab involves human subjects and requires approval from the Committee for the Protection of Human Subjects. Here is some guidance on how to clear this administrative hurdle.
Speech production
Speech perception
OpenSesame is one the standard software package for conducting perception experiments.
Guidance for wiki editors
There are two ways to access this wiki -- read-only guest access and read/write access for Calnet authenticated users. Gaining read/write access is a two-step process. First, provide Calnet credentials when accessing the base url (contact Ronald Sprouse if access is denied), then follow the wiki's login link to log in as a wiki user. You cannot edit the wiki unless you are logged in as a wiki user; Calnet authentication is not enough.
Remember that read-only access to this wiki is provided to the public. Do not include confidential information!
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
