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Lead a collection with a team

What this lesson is about

Plan work you cannot finish alone: the sampling table, the people you hire, and the records that prove it.

The money for two hundred hours of Maithili speech arrives, and six people want the work. What comes first?

Why this matters

IndicVoices published the whole shape of this work. It reports 7,348 hours of speech from 16,237 speakers, across 145 districts and 22 languages. Of those hours, 1,639 were transcribed. Nobody records that alone. What holds it together is a table written before the hiring, and a record behind every speaker in it.

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Read the primary or official source: Javed et al., IndicVoices (arXiv)