From May 2020 until January 2021, scholars Benjamin Albritton and Laura Morreale organized four Transcription Challenges, a series of digital competitions to brought together teams of scholars to collaboratively transcribe different manuscript-bound versions of one text over a two-week period. The success of these events has encouraged the organizers to formalize the transcription challenge framework (TCF), to support similar events within the community of scholars interested in Medieval Studies and any other field which relies upon manuscript-based materials. This paper sets out the history, rationale, and work-flows necessary within the TCF, thereby promoting engagement with hand-written materials by scholars across disciplines, locales, ...
Over the past 10+ years significant investment has been made by various European cultural heritage o...
Crowd transcription has caught on in recent years and has been bolstered by the design of different ...
Cracking the code Challenges of Encoding Medieval Manuscripts In this presentation, Sofie Moors (F...
In an effort to confront the social isolation imposed by the global pandemic, this project created l...
In an effort to confront the social isolation imposed by the global pandemic, this project created l...
This paper discusses Deciphering Secrets, a large-scale transcription project linked to Massive Open...
The major challenge for language documentation in the next decade or two is what could be called the...
New technologies and methodologies in the digital humanities can help alleviate some limitations inh...
Digital OrientalistThis post shares the experience of building a collaborative team for transcribing...
The objective for this working group symposium is two-fold. First, our aim is to identify and discus...
Interdisciplinary collaboration between two faculty members in the humanities and computer science, ...
Von Mai bis Juli 2021 richteten die Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin und die Universitätsbibliothek Leipzi...
The original transcription guidelines of The Canterbury Tales Project were first developed by Peter ...
In this report, we describe the training of a handwritten text recognition (HTR) model in Transkribu...
International audienceABSTRACT: Here we present the Transcription Factor Encyclopedia (TFe), a new w...
Over the past 10+ years significant investment has been made by various European cultural heritage o...
Crowd transcription has caught on in recent years and has been bolstered by the design of different ...
Cracking the code Challenges of Encoding Medieval Manuscripts In this presentation, Sofie Moors (F...
In an effort to confront the social isolation imposed by the global pandemic, this project created l...
In an effort to confront the social isolation imposed by the global pandemic, this project created l...
This paper discusses Deciphering Secrets, a large-scale transcription project linked to Massive Open...
The major challenge for language documentation in the next decade or two is what could be called the...
New technologies and methodologies in the digital humanities can help alleviate some limitations inh...
Digital OrientalistThis post shares the experience of building a collaborative team for transcribing...
The objective for this working group symposium is two-fold. First, our aim is to identify and discus...
Interdisciplinary collaboration between two faculty members in the humanities and computer science, ...
Von Mai bis Juli 2021 richteten die Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin und die Universitätsbibliothek Leipzi...
The original transcription guidelines of The Canterbury Tales Project were first developed by Peter ...
In this report, we describe the training of a handwritten text recognition (HTR) model in Transkribu...
International audienceABSTRACT: Here we present the Transcription Factor Encyclopedia (TFe), a new w...
Over the past 10+ years significant investment has been made by various European cultural heritage o...
Crowd transcription has caught on in recent years and has been bolstered by the design of different ...
Cracking the code Challenges of Encoding Medieval Manuscripts In this presentation, Sofie Moors (F...