Our monthly TEI Tweet Chat will be taking place on Twitter at 3pm (GMT) today, Wednesday 19 November, 2014. The topic of the tweet chat is on ‘TEI and Libraries,’ and will be hosted by Paul O’Shea and Kevin Hawkins, the convenor of the Libraries SIG.
You can follow and participate in the Tweet Chat by using the official designated hash tags: #TEIChat and #AskTEI.
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Best wishes from your social media coordinator,
Paul O’Shea
Colleagues — I am delighted to announce that Issue 7 of the Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative is now available from the the Journal’s site,
Entitled ‘Reaching Out, Opting In, this issue was based on an open call for papers. The four articles in this issue deal with several meta concerns of the community and make for provocative and thoughtful reading.
It also marks the last issue that I have overseen as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal. I thank all of you, as authors, reviewers, and guest editors who have worked with the Journal editors to make it such a success. I also thank my fellow editors who have been a pleasure to work with and who have worked tirelessly for the Journal.
John Walsh is taking over from me as Editor-in-Chief. I wish him the very best. I am sure under his leadership the Journal will go from success to success.
with all best wishes
Susan
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Susan Schreibman
Professor of Digital Humanities
Director of An Foras Feasa
Iontas Building
National University of Ireland Maynooth
Maynooth, Co. Kildare
email: susan.schreibman@nuim.ie
phone: +353 1 708 3451
fax: +353 1 708 4797
This message is forwarded to you on behalf of Mike Olson,
Utrecht University.
Best wishes from your web content and social media manager,
Paul O’Shea
Dear colleagues,
You can follow all the activities of the 2014 TEI conference in Evanston, Illinois on Twitter using the #TEIConf2014 hash tag.
Come join the discussion!
Your social media coordinator,
Paul O’Shea
Dear colleagues,
On behalf of myself and the convenors of the Special Interest Group on Correspondence, Peter Stadler, Sabine Seifert, and Marcel Illetschko, you are cordially invited to attend our first TEI Tweet Chat, which will take place on Twitter on Thursday, 09 October, 2014 at 16:00 (GMT+2).
The official hash tags for our TEI Tweet Chat are: #AskTEI and #TEIChat.
Please follow the TEI Consortium (@TEIConsortium) on Twitter if you have not done so already.
We look forward to what will be an engaging discussion with you online.
With best wishes from your social media coordinator,
Paul O’Shea
(@pauldoshea)
Hi all,
You will all have seen the recent announcement that John Walsh has taken over as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal, and the publication of the Call for Papers for Issue 9, ‘TEI and Materiality'[1].
Continue reading “Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative: Authoring package”
Today, Tuesday 16 September 2014, the TEI Consortium has released TEI P5 Guidelines version 2.7.0 (Codename: NinianTheEnlightener). This release introduces some additional recommendations (for example on text directionality) significant corrections to bugs, many publicly submitted feature requests, and especially inconsistencies of all sorts.
Continue reading “TEI P5 Guidelines version 2.7.0 is released!”
Dear colleagues,
It is my great pleasure to announce that John Walsh will be taking over from me as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of the TEI. Many people will know John from his roles on the TEI Board and the TEI Council. John is an Assistant Professor of Library and Information Science and an Adjunct Assistant Professor of English at Indiana University and Editor and Project Director of the Algernon Charles Swinburne Project.
To mark this transition, John will be editing Issue 9 of the Journal, ‘TEI and Materiality’. The Call for Papers is below. I wish John and the other editors of the Journal, Martin Holmes and Ron Van den Branden the very best in the continuing success of the Journal.
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Dear all,
The requirements study for a publication architecture targeting multiple media is one of my research priorities for the DiXiT Network.
A survey that hopefully will help to assess the software and technologies used for creation and publishing of digital scholarly editions. The survey is available at https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/publishing_digital_editions.
Continue reading “Technology, Standards, Software Digital Scholarly Editions Survey”