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* Work through the [[Basic resources and debates tag]] on the wiki by the first generation of analysts | * Work through the [[Basic resources and debates tag]] on the wiki by the first generation of analysts | ||
* Check out key resources [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fZfcJL81_JeeXsc7kbLp1v94Tp8pkXtZ4clBhIhVUwY from a more diverse group of scholars] | * Check out key resources [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fZfcJL81_JeeXsc7kbLp1v94Tp8pkXtZ4clBhIhVUwY from a more diverse group of scholars] | ||
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=== Transcribing === | === Transcribing === | ||
Latest revision as of 02:12, 9 January 2023
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Contents
Training Opportunities
- If you want formal training towards a qualification, see the Where to study EMCA page for masters & PhD courses worldwide.
- If you want short courses, check out the Training page for upcoming courses and workshops
Your journey through EMCA
Reading
- Work through the Basic resources and debates tag on the wiki by the first generation of analysts
- Check out key resources from a more diverse group of scholars
- Jan 2023 Twitter thread on introductory readings for MA students
Transcribing
- Check out the Transcription Resources page on the wiki, and work through some of the tutorials
Keeping up with the discourse
- Subscribe to Kobin Kendrick's list of conversation analysts on Twitter.
- Check out the EMCA hashtag on twitter regularly.
- Check out Dr Marina Cantarutti's 'priceless #EMCA threads' list: https://twitter.com/i/events/1271155895976722434
