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1		TEI 2014 Conference Schedule
2		Hosted by Northwestern University in the Orrington Hotel, Evanston, Illinois
3	Wednesday, October 22
4		Hinman Auditorium	James Room
5	W 9:00 - 10:30	TEI Standard 1	Digital Editions
6		Martin Holmes (U. Victoria): CodeSharing: a simple API for disseminating our TEI encoding	Hugh Cayless (Duke U.): Critical Apparatus, Annotation, and the TEI
7		Sabine Seifert et al. (Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin): Towards a Correspondence Model	Magdalena Turska et al. (U. Oxford): Ending the myth of presentation in digital editions
8		González-Blanco et al. (Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia): When TEI Verse becomes linked data	Ondine LeBlanc (Massachusetts Historical Society): New Publishing Alchemy: Creating Page Layout from XML Files for a World War I Memoir
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10		COFFEE
11	W 11:00 - 12:30	TEI Towards Interoperability	TEI Data 1
12		Nicholas Homenda et al. (Indiana U.): All the Wright Moves	Jennifer Olive et al. (Georgia State U.): Narrative Markup with TEI
13		Kazushi Ohya (Tsurumi University): Unit-based Scheme Connection Between TEI and Original Scheme To Promote Data Sharing Beyond Cultual Diversities	Jason Boyd (Ryerson U.): The Texting Wilde Project
14		James Cummings (U. Oxford): TEI Simple	Elisa Beshero-Bondar (U. Pittsburgh): Poetic Structures, TEI, Network Analysis, and Step-wise Distance
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16	W 14:00- 15:30	TEI Early Modern	TEI Visualization
17		Sinai Rusinek (Polonsky Academy): Plotting Early Modern Paratexts	Sebastian Rahtz (U. Oxford) et al. : Beyond the TEI Trees: Graphical Visualisations of TEI as a path towards seeing the whole forest
18		Brent Nelson (U. Saskatchewan): Curating Collections of Curiosities Using TEI	Wendell Piez (UIUC): Towards Strategic Reading: Graphical Maps and Renditions of TEI Data
19		Cornelis J. Schilt (U. Sussex): Performing Cross-corporal Latent Semantic Analysis on EEBO-TCP and the Corpus Newtonicum	Joseph Wicentowski et al. (U.S. Department of State) Visualizing the History of U.S. Foreign Relations: The State of TEI at Foggy Bottom
20		COFFEE
21		COFFEE
22	W 16:00 - 17:30	TEI Plenary Session: EEBO-TCP The Next Five Years (Hardin Hall)
23	W 16:00 - 17:30	Panel Discussion with Michael Witmore (Folger Library), Clark Hulse (UIC), Paul Schaffner (U. Michigan), Sebastian Rahtz (U. Oxford)
24	W 17:30 - 18:30	Reception in Hardin Hall
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26	Thursday, October 23
27		Hinman Auditorium	James Room
28	Th 9:00 - 10:30	TEI Music	TEI DATA 2
29		Perry Roland (U. Virginia): MEI at 15	Susanna Allés Torrent (Spanish National Research Council): Decoding Lexical Resources
30		Giuliano Di Bacco et al. (Indiana U.) TEI and MEI in the Thesaurus musicarum latinarum	Giuliano Di Bacco et al. (Indiana U.) TEI and MEI in the Thesaurus musicarum latinarum
31		Janette Seuffert et al. (Goethe-Universität Frankfurt am Main): Encoding and Decoding Relations in a Conglomerate of Libretto and Reference Texts and Musical Sources in Freischütz Digital
32		COFFEE
33		COFFEE
34	Th 10:30 - 16:00	DHCS/TEI Poster Session in 9th floor lobby, Orrington Hotel
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36	Th 11 - 12:30	TEI Panel
37	Th 11 - 12:30	Andrew Jewell (U. Nebraska-Lincoln) et al.: Handcrafted Editions in the Age of Mass Digitization: A Panel Discussion
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41	Th 14:00 - 15:30	TEI Standard 2
42		Peter Stadler (Universität Paderborn): Power to the ODDs. Or: Why tei_all isn’t everything
43		Fabio Ciotti (Università Roma Tor Vergata) and Francesca Tomasi (Università Bologna): Formal ontologies and TEI semantic fixing
44		Torsten Schaßan (Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel): Towards a generic processing and presentation of TEI encoded digital editions
45		COFFEE
46		COFFEE
47	Th 16:00 - 17:30	Plenary DHCS/TEI Session (Orrington Ballroom)
48		Plenary DHCS/TEI Session (Orrington Ballroom)
49		Books From Different <angles>: Hathi Trust and TEI
50		Michael Furlough (Hathi Trust) and Michael Sperberg McQueen (Black Mesa)
51	Th 17:30- 18:30	Reception
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53	Friday, October 24
54	F 9:00 - 10:30	TEI Members Meeting in Hinman Auditorium