The long name for the Kulini projects is Anangu Uwankara Kulini (Everyone Understanding). The first Kulini project was with Mt Liebig community in 2005-2006, then in 2006-7 with Willowra community, and the next in 2007-2008 with Anmatjere Council and Pmara Jutunta.
Each scene on the Mt Liebig CD/DVD has animated Aboriginal characters in the house, the school, the classroom, on the basketball court and the oval, and hunting out bush. The characters speak in Luritja. You can click a button to see the written Luritja on the screen below, or to listen to the English version and read the English. On the screen on the side is a film of Deanella Mack, an Alice Springs Aboriginal woman, showing how to sign the same words in Auslan. The CD/DVD is designed to be easy for young people and adults to use by themselves on the computer as well as being a good learning resource for the classroom.
The Kulini projects are funded by Communications, Information Technology and the Arts, under the Maintenance of Indigenous Languages and Records program.
Kulini CD Rom is free postage and handling cost of $10.00 for 1-5 CD Roms.
Maximum order is 5 CD Roms.
