Making Your Digital Library Work for Humanities Research and Teaching

6-10 August, 10am - 1pm, 2pm-5pm.

SLAIS, Henry Morley Building, UCL
All sessions will be held in Room HM8 except where indicated

Some references for computing in the humanities.

Programme

Monday 6 August

Morning

Introductions
Overview of humanities electronic resources,
Practical: examination of some humanities web sites

Afternoon

Sources of electronic texts, OCR, transcription, metadata: Dublin Core
Practical: electronic text preparation
Preliminary discussion of individual projects

Tuesday 7 August

Morning Markup systems, document analysis
Example of COCOA markup
Practical: document analysis exercise; COCOA encoding
Afternoon Introduction to TEI and XML
Example of XML (view with IE5 only)
Practical: markup exercise using XML

Wednesday 8 August

Morning Principles of text manipulation:
Practical: using Concordance
Afternoon
(in HM4)
Literary and linguistic applications; authorship studies
Case studies and discussion

Thursday 9 August

Morning Digital imaging and image databases:
Practical: comparison of some image sites
Afternoon
(in HM4)
Hypertext publishing
Project work

Friday 10 August

Morning Designing and managing digital projects; institutional roles
Practical: completion of projects
Afternoon Presentation of projects
Course conclusion

 

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