Elisabeth Barakos
@ellabarakos.bsky.social
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Austrian in London. Lecturer & Researcher @Vienna University & @IOE UCL Sociolinguistics | Applied Linguistics |Language in education and business | Elite multilingualism | Discourse Studies | Ethnography | Language Policy www.elisabethbarakos.com
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For anyone interested in #discourse and #sociolinguistics, reach out for a copy. :-)
vpajaro.bsky.social
In our new chapter “Discourse: A map in constant redrawing” (coming out in Flubacher & Del Percio’s “Critical Sociolinguistics. Dialogues, Dissonances, Developments”), @ellabarakos.bsky.social Juan E Bonnin and myself map the development of discourse studies in Critical Sociolinguistics. DM for copy
Screenshot from the book chapter
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hmking-linguist.bsky.social
Interested in #multilingualism, #literacy, & #languages?

Check out The Grand Multi-Literacy event this coming weekend :)

It's free, online & features talks from researchers, educators, parents, authors & more!

Talks are recorded, so you can catch up after if you prefer!

#langsky 💙📚 #Kidlit
The GRAND MULTI-LITERACY Event 2025

An online - live - free event for multilingual families and educators teaching multilingual students

From Friday 19th to Sunday 21st September 2025

on YouTube: Library4Multilnguals
ellabarakos.bsky.social
"Will future theses and papers feature disclaimers such as “drafted by ChatGPT — translated by DeepL — rephrased by Quillbot — spell-checked by Grammarly — images by MidJourney — all prompts available in Appendix A”? (Teubner et al. 2023)
ellabarakos.bsky.social
Hi hivemind, what do your student seminar papers or dissertations look like right now regarding AI disclaimers? Do students acknowledge AI use and list tools used (like a tick-box exercise)?
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pernellel.bsky.social
* Paper hunt* At the last ISB conference, someone (I can't remember who!) mentioned a study on the fact that L2 speakers might use scales differently than L1 speakers (similarly to the idea that cultural background affects the use of extremes in scales).Who can help me find this paper?
ellabarakos.bsky.social
Oh thank you!! 🤩 and yes, totally agreed on your points!
ellabarakos.bsky.social
Now marking my cohort's papers which are original, exploratory and daring in terms of the topics researched. Thanks to my students for shaping this novel course together with me!
ellabarakos.bsky.social
It was so much fun learning together about the affordances, challenges and futures of AI in linguistics, to cover topics like AI and language/culture bias, voice AI and sociolinguistic disparities, AI and translation, AI and ethics.
ellabarakos.bsky.social
I had the privilege teaching a brand-new Master-level course on "Artificial Intelligence and Applied Linguistics" at University of Vienna @univie.ac.at this term. #AI #sociolinguistics #appliedlinguistics
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wilsonmcleod.bsky.social
Exciting research opportunity - Scottish Government CivTech Challenge 11.2, tackling the sparsity of useful, available data in Gaelic. Overcoming this is essential to build more robust and trustworthy Gaelic language technologies. £650,000 funding available
www.civtech.scot/civtech-11-c...
CivTech Challenge 11.2 — Gaelic language data sparsity — CivTech
www.civtech.scot
ellabarakos.bsky.social
Och! Diss-Kapitel haben sich frische Augen verdient ;-)
ellabarakos.bsky.social
Don’t blame ChatGPT, blame society for paying women less than men!! That’s what ChatGPT actually reflects ;-)
amydiehl.bsky.social
Study finds A.I. LLMs advise women to ask for lower salaries than men. When prompted w/ a user profile of same education, experience & job role, differing only by gender, ChatGPT advised the female applicant to request $280K salary; Male applicant=$400K.
thenextweb.com/news/chatgpt...
ChatGPT advises women to ask for lower salaries, study finds
A new study has found that large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT consistently advise women to ask for lower salaries than men.
thenextweb.com
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iancushing.bsky.social
Race Ethnicity and Education are advertising for a new editor-in-chief / team of editors: think.taylorandfrancis.com/editor_recru...
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sj2915.bsky.social
#ichbinhanna #ichbinreyhan #leavingacademia
sj2915.bsky.social
Neues kostenloses Webinar:

Müde vom Wissenschaftsbetrieb? Zeit, über deine Zukunft nachzudenken
Wann: 04.08.2025, 11 Uhr
Wo: Zoom
Kosten: Kostenlos

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uebercringe.bsky.social
Next week: conference time! We look forward to an interdisciplinary exploration of ambivalent affects and everyday aesthetics:
July 7 to 9 at @uniheidelberg.bsky.social as well as online!
Keynote: Teresa Pratt (SFSU), Language and affect in interaction and performance
conference poster with details, see https://uebercringe.de/tagung-ueber-cringe/
ellabarakos.bsky.social
Kick-start to my marking season as of today: 3 full modules, with spread deadlines over the summer, 10 MA dissertation student theses in September. Plus a 9 yr-old in tow...and job applications yeahhhh. Did anyone say research or a care-free summer? Send good vibes and energy balls my darlings.
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cambup-linguistics.cambridge.org
Focusing on the multilingual Caribbean, this book examines ethnographic data and local performances of English to explore how language is constructed in discourse and via media practices.

Liquid Languages by Britta Schneider, Coming Soon

#LangSky #Linguistics

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Liquid Languages
Cambridge Core - African and Caribbean Language and Linguistics - Liquid Languages
cup.org
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celiagr.bsky.social
Still buzzing from the fantastic #BAAL /@CambridgeUP Seminar on #GenAI in #AppliedLinguistics & #TESOL last Friday at @unistrathclyde.bsky.social!

Huge thanks to all speakers, poster presenters, our volunteers & everyone who joined us! 🙏

More updates coming soon: lnkd.in/eqtZhkpR