Digitizing the Higaonon Language: A Mobile Application for Indigenous Preservation in the Philippines

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Veröffentlicht in:	Informatics vol. 12, no. 3 (2025), p. 90-114
1. Verfasser:	Abingosa Danilyn
Weitere Verfasser:	Paul, Bokingkito, Jr, Noffaisah, Pasandalan Sittie, Alovera Jay Rey Gosnell, Otano Jed
Veröffentlicht:	MDPI AG
Schlagworte:	Philippines Language revitalization Ethics Dictionaries Comprehension Culture Language shift Applications programs Readability Documentation Mobile communications networks Oral tradition Mobile computing Generations Software Endangered languages Knowledge management User experience Lexicography Community Philippine languages Language maintenance Web portals Native languages Linguistics Semantics Regeneration Educational materials Language documentation Property rights Orthography Digital preservation Portable computers Digitization Phonetic transcription Indigenous languages Digital technology Cultural heritage Intellectual property Self determination Comparative analysis Cultural sensitivity Morality Languages Optimization Philippino Preservation Teachers Application Scarcity Southeast Asian cultural groups Community research Vocabulary Access Cultural property Endangered Community property Indigenous peoples Older people Satisfaction
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