— Topic Maps
July 5 • Presentation for GSLIS Electronic Publishing Research Group (EPRG)
John Walsh - Associate Director for Projects & Services
Digital Library Program, Indiana University
Topic Maps for Digital Humanities
Also, see TM4DH: Topic Maps for Digital Humanities
— Markup/Encoding
July 6 • Adding Value to Digital Texts: A General Overview
John Walsh - Indiana University
Text Encoding Initiative (TEI)
July 6 • Slavic Text Encoding in the Humanities I
David Birnbaum - Associate Professor, Slavic Department
University of Pittsburgh
An Introduction to Markup
July 6 • Slavic Text Encoding in the Humanities I
Anisava Miltenova - Head,
Department of Old Bulgarian Literature
Institute of Literature, Bulgarian Academy
of Sciences
Computer Processing of Medieval Manuscripts: Repertorium (1994-2004)
— Geographical Information Systems (GIS)
July 7 • Slavic Digital Applications in the Social Sciences I
Eileen Llona - Computer Services Librarian, International Studies
Suzzallo Library, University of Washington
July 8 • Slavic Digital Applications in the Social Sciences II
Eileen Llona - University of Washington
— The teiPublisher Software: Presentation and Demonstration
July 8 • Brown Bag Demonstration
Amit Kumar - Instructional Technology Developer
Graduate School of Library and Information Science, UIUC
Developing a Tool for Publishing TEI-encoded Texts: the Use and Potential of TEI Publisher
— XSLT: The Basics and Applications
July 8 • Delivering Slavic Digital Texts: 1-2 p.m.
Thomas Habing - Research Programmer
Grainger Engineering Library, UIUC
The Basics of XSLT
July 8 • Delivering Slavic Digital Texts: 2:15-3:15 p.m.
David Birnbaum - University of Pittsburgh
XSLT Applications
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