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Category Archives: Publishing
Talk Session: Proceedings of THATCamp
This session proposal is a confession and a cry for help. I’ve been charged with producing the Proceedings of THATCamp, and I’ve been struggling with it. Hoped we could have a therapeutic session where I can try to explain the … Continue reading
Categories: Proceedings of THATCamp, Publishing, Session Proposals, Session: Talk
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Make session: digital bibliographies
Anyone interested in helping create an XML schema (customized TEI?) for encoding bibliographies for the web? We are working on a “black box” solution for scholars wanting to publish bibliographies to the web and the first step is to create … Continue reading
Categories: Linked Data, Publishing, Scholarly Editions, Session: Make
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Digital Literary Studies
What are the DH tools and methods used to study literature? How are these being used and to what end? I’d like to talk with others about the forms that digital literary studies have taken and the underlying methodologies. This … Continue reading
Categories: Coding, Mapping, Publishing, Research Methods, Scholarly Editions, Session: Make, Session: Talk, Teaching, Text Mining, Visualization
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Juxta
I would like to propose a session on the Juxta collation software. I understand this is a very good tool for textual editing, but I’m wondering if it can be manipulated for comparing, say, different translations of the Aeneid. Ideally, … Continue reading
Categories: Publishing, Research Methods, Scholarly Editions, Session Proposals
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Omeka Neatline and spatial-temporal visualization, anyone?
All: This workshop suggestion focuses on a tool, the Neatline map tool, that in some ways follows up on the discussion about the use of Scripto for Omeka projects. It follows first because of an underlying interest in Omeka, and … Continue reading
Categories: General, Mapping, Publishing, Session: Play, Teaching, Visualization
Tags: archives, data visualization, GIS, historical data, maps, Neatline
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