The Annohub Web Portal
We introduce the Annohub web portal, specialized on metadata for annotated language resources like corpora, lexica and linguistic terminologies. The new portal provides easy access to our previously released Annohub Linked Data set, by allowing users to explore the annotation metadata in the web browser. In addition, we added features that will allow users to contribute to Annohub by means of uploading language data, in RDF, CoNNL or XML formats, for annotation scheme and language analysis. The generated metadata is finally available for personal use, or for release in Annohub.
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