#IPA FONT PICKER INSTALL#
Activities can be done from any computer with a reliable internet connection, as long as (1) it has Apple QuickTime software, and (2) you have permission to install a new font on it (see details below in the Technology section). The new Moodle system (Moodle 2) is linked to your UW Net ID.
#IPA FONT PICKER SOFTWARE#
Homeworks, quizzes, labs, transcriptions, and the final exam will all be taken online, using educational software called Moodle. Grasp the ways in which speech sounds can vary, and be able to assess patterns in variation to perform basic phonological analysis.
Understand basic acoustic theory as it relates to speech soundsīe able to use software to analyze speech sounds Have some experience hearing and producing the sounds of the world’s languages Have a good working knowledge of the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) and be able to use it to transcribe speech If you miss class, you are responsible for getting lecture notes from a classmate and watching recordings of the relevant lectures.Īfter completing this course, you should:īe familiar with the anatomy of the vocal tract and the terminology used to describe speech articulations Please do the assigned readings before coming to class. It is critically important that you keep abreast of the required readings and assignments and do not miss class. This course will introduce you to the linguistic study of speech sounds. If you get an error message, try clearing your cache, then closing and restarting your browser. Sessions are recorded and posted on 'Modules' (left column) -> 'Class recordings' after class, so you can review them throughout the quarter.ĭirect link to the meeting room: (Links to an external site.) You may participate remotely during class/section via this link. The course is offered online, so lectures and sections are broadcasted using Adobe Connect.
Please note that there are significant differences between editions of the Ladefoged & Johnson text, so use editions other than the seventh edition at your own risk.Ĭopies of the book is on 2-hour reserve at Odegaard Undergraduate Library.
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