Category Archives: TEI

Transcribe Bentham in the NY Times

Another article in a series of articles in the New York Time about the Digital Humanities. This time it is about the Transcribe Bentham project from UCL. Since University College London began transcribing the papers of the Enlightenment philosopher Jeremy Bentham more than 50 years ago, it has published 27 volumes of his writings — [...]

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Journal of William John Wills (TEI)

Conal Tuohy and I taught a 3 hour introduction to TEI last Thursday (30 September).  The major exercise that the class undertook was to encode in TEI the diary of William John Wills; a explorer who died whilst trying to cross Australia in the 19th Century (original TEI here). It makes for pretty interesting reading [...]

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Text Encoding Initative (TEI) and Humanities Research

Conal Tuohy and myself will teach a short, introductory workshop on TEI and humanities research on the 30th September. Details are below. There are still places available; just send me an email if you wish to come. 2-5pm, Thursday 30 September 2010 Student Computer Lab, Room G22, John Medley East Training Objective: This workshop will [...]

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Access TEI launched

From Professor John Unsworth, UIUC, on the CentreNet List Those interested in digitizing text (whether printed or manuscript, in any language) will benefit from the AccessTEI program just launched by the Text Encoding Initiative, in partnership with Apex Covantage and with support from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. The program provides bulk-pricing on the transcription [...]

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