DSE 2014 Recap #1
As 2014 draws to a close, it is time to recapitulate this year of digital scholarly editing on our DiXiT blog. I will concentrate exclusively on the German editing sphere, which on the one...
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Good things take time
About six months ago when my DiXiT adventure has just started, I posted a short description about my project on this blog. Quite some time has passed since, at least it feels like a...
Breath (or cup) of pure oXygen
One of my DiXiT objectives are the improvements to the oXygen-TEI framework. Oxygen is a very popular XML editor that offers built-in support for TEI and the plan is to make this support even better....
XML/TEI for Digital Scholarly Editions: Report on DiXiT Camp 2
Camp 2 Participants. “The lyf so short, the craft so long to lerne.” – Geoffrey Chaucer As of October 1st, the Digital Scholarly Editions Initial Training (DiXiT) Network is officially six months old. Writing this...
ESR4: Palaeography and digital scholarly editions
My name is Frederike Neuber, I’m originally from Germany and I’m currently based at the University of Graz at the Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities (Centre for Information Modelling). My supervisor is Georg Vogeler....
