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*[http://www.wwp.neu.edu/outreach/seminars/_current/presentations/basic_encoding/basic_encoding_00.xhtml Basics of Prose Markup] | *[http://www.wwp.neu.edu/outreach/seminars/_current/presentations/basic_encoding/basic_encoding_00.xhtml Basics of Prose Markup] | ||
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== Session 3: Sept 22 10–11:30 or 1–2:30 == | == Session 3: Sept 22 10–11:30 or 1–2:30 == | ||
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+ | *[http://www.wwp.northeastern.edu/research/publications/documentation/training/document_analysis.html Document Analysis] | ||
+ | *[http://www.wwp.neu.edu/research/publications/documentation/internal/ Using the Internal Documentation] | ||
+ | *[http://www.wwp.neu.edu/outreach/seminars/_current/presentations/basic_encoding/basic_encoding_00.xhtml Basics of Prose Markup continued] | ||
*Common Markup | *Common Markup | ||
**Persons, Places, &c. | **Persons, Places, &c. |
Revision as of 13:46, 18 September 2020
Before meeting
Read:
- Julia Flanders, Syd Bauman, and Sarah Connell “Text Encoding Fundamentals with TEI” (Sarah will email to you)
Session 1: Sept 15 10–11:30 or 1–2:30
Topics
- Intro to the WWP
- Intro to training materials, overall process
Session 2: Sept 18 9–10:30 or 1:30–3
Topics
- PRN: Downloading the WWP textbase
- Our detailed instructions are written for Windows and Linux users — Mac users will have slightly different keyboard shortcuts
- XML validity
- Sample a letter to encode and another
- The schema URL
- Basics of Using Oxygen See also Oxygen Cheat Sheet
- Inserting tags
- Inserting attributes
- Surrounding text with tags
- Checking validity and well-formedness
- Letting Oxygen help you work!
- Basics of Prose Markup
Homework
- Read through the internal documentation
Session 3: Sept 22 10–11:30 or 1–2:30
Topics
- Document Analysis
- Using the Internal Documentation
- Basics of Prose Markup continued
- Common Markup
- Persons, Places, &c.
- Special Characters
- Subversion
- Version Control and Using Subversion
- There is also an outline of the basic processes for using Subversion in encoding in Getting started with encoding
Hands-on Practice
Session 4: Sept 25 9–10:30 or 1:30–3
Topics
- Drama
- Poetry
- Page Breaks & Metawork
- Rendition, part 1
Hands-on Practice
Homework
- Review the materials in Getting started with encoding
Session 5: Sept 29 10–11:30 or 1–2:30
Topics
- Rendition, part 2
- Rendition Ladders
- Outline of Keywords & Arguments
- Renditional Defaults
- Delimiters
- To see a template for setting up renditional defaults, open tagsDecl.xml in under_construction
- Linking & Referencing
- Notes
- Supplied, Missing, & Unclear Text
- Corrections
Hands-on Practice
- Exercise 5: Add rendition to previous exercise
Session 6: Oct 2 9–10:30 or 1:30–3
Topics
- Workflow
- Trello
- Change Logs
- Listserv
- Wiki
- Office Texts
- Additional questions or review
Hands-on Practice
Follow up
Exercises
- For more practice: Exercise 3 and Exercise 4
Further reading
Text Selection
- Choose your first text for encoding and claim it on Trello (Sarah will email the group about this)