The final gathering of our TEI Summer Sessions focused on digital literacy, character sets, and the language of the web (e.g. unicode, XML syntax, etc.); multilingual text encoding practices (including languages that read right to left); and a variety of questions about language-based handling of digital texts encoded in TEI-XML.
We recommend installing Oxygen XML Editor. If you do not have a current subscription, 30-day trial licenses are available here: https://www.oxygenxml.com/xml_editor/register.html. A limited number of computers in the UBC Digital Scholarship Lab have licensed Oxygen XML installed if you prefer to work on those machines (note: you will need to save your work to cloud storage or a portable device as the computers are wiped each night).
Sessions will be facilitated by Joey Takeda, Developer at the SFU Digital Humanities Innovation Lab and Sydney Lines, Project Manager at UBC Digital Scholarship in Arts.
Details
August 11, 10 AM – 2 PM
Location: UBC Digital Scholarship Lab, Koerner Library, 4th floor
The sessions are free and open to the public, but space is limited (registration required). Please register for individual sessions below. All sessions will be held in-person at the indicated location.
Coffee and lunch will be provided.
All slides and other resources for each session can be found in the link below and will be updated as we move through the sessions.