Open Educational Resources (OER) related to our work areas—marginalized communities and their digital rights. Some of the OERs are co-created in partnership with communities and some are independently/separately created by other stakeholders that we have tried to link. OERs that are specifically tied to various native languages are listed Multimedia and other documentation activities for different languages under the ambit of the here as a part of the OpenSpeaks project.
Many in the publishing industry, especially in India, have not yet migrated to Unicode, a universal character encoding that simplifies the challenges in accessing and sharing typed textual content in any language that use complex writing systems. Some of
English | Ho*
*The Ho version in Warang Citi alphabet. If you don’t have the font, download a freely-licensed font from here. This write-up first appeared on OpenSpeaks, one of our flagship projects.
This is an ever-growing list of existing resources that many native speakers of the Santali language and Ol chiki alphabet would need—including input tools and mobile apps, character encoding converters, Santali Wikipedia, Ol chiki fonts among others.
Santali is one