Video resources for UW linguists

• On-line resources. Some videos are referenced in more than one source.
• Word document of links to mostly video resources for linguists compiled by Laura McGarrity
• LSA video archive. Clicking on a clip opens another window which contains a summary of the clip's contents. The archive is searchable by linguist or by topic. Contains clips of Christopher (the language-learning savant), Ocracoke brogue, among other topics. Also many clips from the Human Language series.
• Williams syndrome.
• Language Learning Center video clips. Currently contains only assorted streamable clips from the nine volumes of The Story of English (1986) Note that some of these are about other languages of the British Isles, in particular Irish Gaelic and Scottish Gaelic. UW net id required.
• Some clips from The Human Language. Quicktime format.
  • (vfoldue.mov) Vocal cords in action. 0:20.
  • (phonetics.mov) Articulation, vocal tract. 7:04.
  • (ug.mov) Uniqueness of human syntax among communication systems. 3:05.
  • (syntax1.mov) Syntax links sound and meaning, etc. 5:30.
  • (negation.mov) Language and abstract thinking. 4:05.
  • (latin.mov) Word order vs. inflectional morphology. 4:35.
  • (lasnik.mov) Chomsky's contribution. 7:53.
  • (giraffe.mov) Negation. 1:42.
  • (elgin.mov) UG: some lg. universals, innateness. 3:13.
  • (Clip 04.mov) Speech sounds. 3:04.
  • (childerror1.mov) Regularization in L1. Child producing German-style wh- questions. 4:12.
  • (bigbird.mov) Experimental methods in L1. 2:31.
  • (bad4speech.mov) Advantages of coarticulation. 3:12.
  • (acquisition.mov) Theories of L1. 4:24.
• Pat Kuhl demonstrating McGurk effect. 3:52.
• Linguistic videos owned by UW (in library system). 2006 list.
• Educational Media Center video resources (Linguistics, Speech and Hearing Sciences are good places to search)
• Personal copies of "Pieces of Mind: The Man with Two Brains" are around. This is a ten-minute clip about a patient with severed corpus callosum performing various right and left hemisphere tasks. Laura, Alicia, Sharon and others have copies.