Add to ORKGI have just completed the final pages from my first experience of transcribing historical documents, and so I thought this would be the perfect time to write a blog post about this particular assignment. I will be discussing what I learned about the process of transcription, the issues that I encountered while transcribing the particular document that I was working on and what the pages I transcribed taught me about Early Modern recipe's and recipe books. An example of one of the pages that ..
This article explains how two projects implement semi-automated transcription routines: for census s...
The major challenge for language documentation in the next decade or two is what could be called the...
Digital OrientalistThis post shares the experience of building a collaborative team for transcribing...
By Abbie Burnett Before I became a student of the Digital Recipe Books Project, six short weeks ago,...
This term, my third-year class on "Women and Gender in Early Modern Europe" was involved in my resea...
By Nancy Simpson-Younger As part of my Book in Society class, thirteen students took part in the Ear...
By Amy L. Tigner Students from the University of Texas, Arlington cook using early modern recipes. ...
By Ian MacInnes, Albion College Last year, I taught my upper-level class on Early Modern Women's Wri...
A low-tech introductory workshop on print-to-digital transcription for an audience interested in the...
On the first day we began transcribing manuscripts into electronic form for The Canterbury Tales Pro...
In my last article, I presented and detailed the early stages for the production of a transcription ...
By Jennifer Munroe Woodcut, Anatomical Fugitive Sheet, c.1540. Image courtesy of the Wellcome Libra...
Transcribing is a difficult task to start and learn. Old writing is often poorly spelt, written, use...
In this paper the case studies of transcription in two projects are presented– “The Chronicle of Mat...
In a recent class session of my graduate seminar, "Thinking Green: Eco-Approaches to Texts," my stud...
This article explains how two projects implement semi-automated transcription routines: for census s...
The major challenge for language documentation in the next decade or two is what could be called the...
Digital OrientalistThis post shares the experience of building a collaborative team for transcribing...
By Abbie Burnett Before I became a student of the Digital Recipe Books Project, six short weeks ago,...
This term, my third-year class on "Women and Gender in Early Modern Europe" was involved in my resea...
By Nancy Simpson-Younger As part of my Book in Society class, thirteen students took part in the Ear...
By Amy L. Tigner Students from the University of Texas, Arlington cook using early modern recipes. ...
By Ian MacInnes, Albion College Last year, I taught my upper-level class on Early Modern Women's Wri...
A low-tech introductory workshop on print-to-digital transcription for an audience interested in the...
On the first day we began transcribing manuscripts into electronic form for The Canterbury Tales Pro...
In my last article, I presented and detailed the early stages for the production of a transcription ...
By Jennifer Munroe Woodcut, Anatomical Fugitive Sheet, c.1540. Image courtesy of the Wellcome Libra...
Transcribing is a difficult task to start and learn. Old writing is often poorly spelt, written, use...
In this paper the case studies of transcription in two projects are presented– “The Chronicle of Mat...
In a recent class session of my graduate seminar, "Thinking Green: Eco-Approaches to Texts," my stud...
This article explains how two projects implement semi-automated transcription routines: for census s...
The major challenge for language documentation in the next decade or two is what could be called the...
Digital OrientalistThis post shares the experience of building a collaborative team for transcribing...