Creating Digital Scholarly Editions: An Introduction to the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI)

Welzenbach, Rebecca; Schaffner, Paul; Hawkins, Kevin

Creating Digital Scholarly Editions: An Introduction to the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI)

Welzenbach, Rebecca; Schaffner, Paul; Hawkins, Kevin

2011-03-19

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Welcome and computer set up slide

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Welcome slides

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Introduction to XML slides

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Document Analysis Slide

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Document Analysis samples

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Exercise: TEI Encoding 1

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Exercise: TEI Encoding 1 (materials)

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Introduction to the TEI Header slides

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"What can you do with encoded texts?" lecture slides

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Exercise: TEI Encoding 2

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Exercise: TEI Encoding 2 (materials)

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How to Publish your TEI Documents handout

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Lecture: Entanglement: transcription and markup in the hermeneutic circle

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Lecture: Entanglement: transcription and markup in the hermeneutic circle (graphics)

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Text Encoding Initiative, TEI Digital Publishing, Digital Humanities, XML

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Materials from a workshop for Department of English Language & Literature and the Department of Comparative Literature students, faculty, and staff held Saturday, March 19, 2011.

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