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* XML
* XML
:* Is a meta language which describes the rules of markup languages  
:* Is a meta language which describes the rules of markup languages  
:* Well formed XML: follows the rules of XML
:* Valid XML: follows the rules of a schema
:* Some sub-languages
:* Some sub-languages
:# XPath for navigation within XML documents
:# XPath for navigation within XML documents
:# Schema as description for a data model (e.g. via xml schema or a dtd)
:# XSL:eXtensible Style Language
:# XSL:eXtensible style language
:#* XSL-T(Transformation): transforming xml documents in html
:#* XSL-T: transforming xml documents in html
:#* XSL-FO(Formatting Objects): transforming xml documents in print versions like pdf
:#* XSL-FO:
* TEI (Text Encoding Initiative)
:* TEI has more than 400 elements which are grouped in several thematic modules (see [http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/index-toc.html TEI Guidelines])
:* TEI allows the creation of schemes
 
 
 
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Revision as of 11:32, 9 September 2008

Event: Summer School "Digitale Editionen – Methodische und technische Grundfertigkeiten" of the "Zentrum für Mittelalterstudien" at the University of Cologne

Köln, 01. -05. September 2008

Participants MPDL: Ulla, Kristina


Introduction[edit]

  • HTML
  • CSS (separation from structure and presentation)
  • Character encoding
  • Digitalization
  • Recommended data formats are
  1. Tiff (for the original files)
  2. For compression: jpeg (not recommended for texts because it creates gray dots around the letters which can be seen in a high zooming), png, gif
  • Transcription
  • OCR
  1. Recommended OCR software: Fine Reader from Abby (can not read all Gothic print types)
  2. Google is currently working on an freeware

State of the art[edit]

  • Digital editions
  • Differences to a print edition
  • Some nice examples of digital editions
  1. Caxton's Canterbury Tales (CD-ROM)
  2. The William Blake Archive
  3. Fontes Civitatis Ratisponensis Online
  • Software Tools
  • For supporting the display of the material
  1. Versioning Machine (VM)
  2. Anastasia
  • For supporting the submission of the material
  1. EPPT (Edition Production and Presentation)
  • XML Editors
  1. Oxygen
  2. XML Spy

Basics[edit]

  • XML
  • Is a meta language which describes the rules of markup languages
  • Well formed XML: follows the rules of XML
  • Valid XML: follows the rules of a schema
  • Some sub-languages
  1. XPath for navigation within XML documents
  2. XSL:eXtensible Style Language
    • XSL-T(Transformation): transforming xml documents in html
    • XSL-FO(Formatting Objects): transforming xml documents in print versions like pdf
  • TEI (Text Encoding Initiative)
  • TEI has more than 400 elements which are grouped in several thematic modules (see TEI Guidelines)
  • TEI allows the creation of schemes