SPOTLIGHT:
Summer Workshop
2,3, and 4 June
For three full days at Wheaton College, faculty,
librarians, and instructional technologists from six MANE colleges
learned about and discussed potential uses of the Text Encoding
Initiative's XML tagset.
Website: Exploring Applications of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) for Small Liberal Arts Colleges
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TEI at Wheaton: Our partners, our projects, and documentation
Workshops
Our January 2005 workshop site is still available for anyone who would like to see what we did. More information, including presentation materials from the workshop, coming soon!
Our summer 2004 workshop site includes a schedule of events, workshop materials (including presentation slides and hands-on workshop handouts), photos, and a participants list.
Outline and resources for workshop taught 23 January 2004
Downloadable materials for January '04 workshop
Grants
The NITLE Center for
Educational Technology has provided funding to help us adapt
the process of encoding literary and archival texts developed by
the Text Encoding Initiative Consortium (TEI) to enhance learning
and extend information literacy at small liberal arts colleges. We
plan to develop and test pedagogical models ranging from small class
modules to larger collaborative faculty and student research projects.
Through a series of workshops and seminars, we plan to explore
scholarly and pedagogical issues associated with this mode of inquiry
and to consider the possibility of a collaborative arrangement
through which we and other MANE colleges can design and build a
support structure for TEI applications.
Presentations
- Encoding Text, Revealing Meaning
presented at NITLE Conference: Voyage to Ithaka, November 8, 2004
by Kathleen Ebert-Zawasky, Director of Academic Computing and
Kathryn Tomasek, Associate Professor of History
Software
Authoring, editing, validation: <oXygen/>
Transformations and display: Brian's Transforming Machine (in-house)
Discussion: TEI for Liberal Arts Colleges blog
Projects and Classes
[A more extensive list is in the works: see our sampling of Wheaton projects.]
Coming soon
Documentation of our current software development; Fuller project listing; Wheaton classes using the TEI.
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