Ethical Considerations
Guidelines for responsible use of our tools in research
ExELang Legacy
The Experience Effects in Early Language Acquisition (ExELang) project was funded by the ERC (2021-2026). ExELang brought together an interdisciplinary team of researchers, engineers, students, and international collaborators working across language acquisition, machine learning, data management, ethics, and open science. This website provides an entry point to the data and tools we jointly developed for processing long-form child-centered recordings.
Who Is This For?
Our tools serve multiple audiences in the research community → Interested in long-form child-centered recordings? Read on if you are a…
Researcher
Learn about consortia centered around raw audios as well as deidentified metrics
Technical User
Access information on speech processing tools, GitHub repositories, and technical documentation
Student
Learn with tutorials, teaching materials, and presentation recordings
Institution
Understand how our tools fit into the broader landscape
ExELang Tools
The ExELang Ecosystem
Two consortia and a platform complement extant scientific archives.
Ethics & Data Protection
The ExELang project benefited from experts who advised us on ethical best practices and legal regulation. You can read some of these reports here.
Data Protection
Best practices for handling sensitive research data
Scientific Archives & Resources
Our work benefits from the existence of leading research repositories, which we acknowledge here.
Acknowledgement
We gratefully acknowledge the support of our funders and contributors
