About
I work at the intersection of computing, philology, and linguistics both as an independent scholar and as a software developer working on digital humanities projects with other scholars.
My interests include morphology (theoretical, computational, and historical), Indo-European linguistics, Linguistic Linked Open Data, text encoding and annotation of historical language corpora (especially Ancient Greek but also Old English and Old Norse), machine-actionable language description, computer-aided historical language learning (especially Ancient Greek but also Old English and Old Norse). Education
I have qualifications in General Linguistics, Ancient Greek, Germanic Philology, Educational Measurement, and Music Theory. Upcoming Talks and Conferences
“Tolkien and Digital Philology” at Tolkien 2019.
“Vocabulary Ordering in Text-Driven Historical Language Instruction: Sequencing the Ancient Greek Vocabulary of Homer and the New Testament” at EUROCALL 2019. Memberships
Society for Classical Studies, Linguistic Society of America, Classical Association, Association for Computing Machinery, Society of Biblical Literature, Text Encoding Initiative Consortium, Unicode Consortium, Society for Learning Analytics Research, International Society of the Learning Sciences, Computer-Assisted Language Instruction Consortium.
