Multilingualism as Infrastructural Imperative: Language Diversity in Digital Knowledge Commons

By Alan Colin-Arce1, Graham Jensen1, Brittany Amell1, Ray Siemens1

University of Victoria

Multilingualism has been gaining importance in the digital humanities and scholarly communication, but the infrastructure used to disseminate scholarship has mostly remained in English. Monolingual research infrastructure creates a language barrier…

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