A 12-year-old in Michigan is working to preserve the Ojibwe language, known as Anishinaabemowin, through robotics. With guidance from his mentor, Danielle Boyer, he is learning skills in coding and electrical circuitry to create a robot that can help him learn and promote his language. Many Native American languages are currently endangered, and this initiative aims to contribute to their preservation.
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Children Program Robots to Preserve Indigenous Languages
A Michigan child is developing a robot to assist in learning the Ojibwe language, Anishinaabemowin, with the help of his mentor. This project seeks to address the endangerment of many Native American languages.
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