Overview
SMCLRD organizes its work into three program areas. Each area produces measurable outputs (public resources, standards, tools, and adoption metrics) and is designed for long-term sustainability.
- Program A — Heritage: documentation and archival reference
- Program B — Language: literacy, learning resources, and revitalization support
- Program C — Infrastructure: open systems that keep the language usable in modern life
Program A — Heritage Documentation
Preserve cultural memory through reliable documentation and public reference materials that can be used by educators, researchers, journalists, and the community.
- Outputs: curated archives, reference pages, annotated collections
- Methods: documentation standards, metadata, citation-ready summaries
- Examples: cultural heritage explainers, public awareness resources
Goal: cultural knowledge remains accessible, accurate, and usable over time.
Program B — Language Revitalization
Support literacy and learning pathways that increase real-world use of the language, from beginners to advanced learners and community educators.
- Outputs: learning resources, guides, structured vocab sets
- Methods: community feedback, iterative improvements, usability testing
- Focus: intergenerational transmission and modern usage contexts
Goal: increased learning access and daily use, not only documentation.
Program C — Digital Language Infrastructure
Build and maintain infrastructure so the language can be used in modern digital life: input, search, publishing, communication, and education.
- Core systems: text/script tools, dictionary, AI assistance
- Daily usage: social, news, search, chat, mail
- Education: structured learning delivery and content access
Execution platform: mongol.world · User access: auth.mongol.world
How programs map to mongol.world
Each program area connects to concrete services that enable adoption and measurable impact.
- Infrastructure: text, dict, ai
- Usage: social, news, search, chat, mail
- Education: edu
- Portal: mongol.world
Principle: preservation becomes effective when the language is usable and used in daily life.
Partnerships
SMCLRD programs are structured for collaboration with universities, libraries, museums, language institutes, and community organizations.
- Research partners: methods, evaluation, peer review
- Education partners: curriculum alignment and teaching resources
- Technology partners: tools, standards, maintenance
Last updated: 23 December 2025