A computational linguistics lecture at VIZJA University on 2 December 2025 gave students hands-on experience with AntConc, a corpus analysis tool. Yan Kapranov reported work with key-word-in-context concordances, collocations, keywords, n-grams and stoplists.
Participants built a small corpus, addressed text encoding and compared language registers before interpreting frequency patterns. The exercise showed how corpus tools can turn a collection of texts into evidence for linguistic questions. ARCTIS shares this example because corpus methods are central to its academic interests in multilingualism and translation studies.
Read the original ARCTIS Facebook share of the VIZJA University teaching update.
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