Indigenous language preservation through collaborative open-access attempts: the example of the Wikipedia project of the Atikamekw Nation

In Manawan, an Indigenous community in Canada, the presenter has initiated a school project in 2013 to create a Wikipedia in the local language Atikamekw, spoken by 8,000 people. Today, the Wikipedia in Atikamekw has many regular native editors and is used in the Atikamekw schools, the Atikamekw ins...

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Other Authors: Herold, Nastasia
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