Center for Applied Linguistics LINCS Project Records
Collection
Identifier: GTM-780720
Correspondence, papers, and publications of the Language Information Network and Clearinghouse System (LINCS) pilot project conducted by the Center for Applied Linguistics. The collection includes extensive information on groups, organizations and schools that have major interests in language and language teaching. Also included is information on the Project's computer programming system.
See the External Documents section below to view an inventory to the collection.
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The goal of the LINCS project was to determine the operational and technical requirements for a modern, discipline-oriented cooperative network system for the exchange of information in the language sciences. The project was started in 1967 by a grant from NSF's Office of Science Information Service.
6 Cubic Feet (6 boxes)
English
Gift of the Center for Applied Linguistics, 1978.
Part of the Georgetown University Manuscripts Repository