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  1. And I didn't post for the other days, because we did too much and I got too exhausted!

    Nevertheless, I would say the #OsloSummerSchool for #SustainableDSE was a success 🙌 !

    Proud and enthused by the final presentations: how much participants learned & explored in only a week, most of them starting from scratch, never having seen an XML file or the #TEIGuidelines. They used both #TEIPublisher & #EVT for publication.

    💻 We will follow up with a weekly #EncodingLab, open for all in the Oslo area!

  2. Exhausted, but happy after the 2nd day of the #OsloSummerSchool for #SustainableDSE is over!

    After introducing the #TEIGuidelines and other community standards, such as #EpiDoc, #MENOTA, and #DTABf, we explored project encoding documentation and guidelines together with our team of instructors: Elli Mylonas, Floriane Chiffoleau, Roberto Rosselli DelTurco, Renato Caenaro, Karl Farrugia, Chantal Pivetta, and me.

    Inspired by our participants' enthusiasm!

  3. 1st day of the #OsloSummerSchool for #SustainableDSE successfully ended!

    After an intro to Digital Scholarly Editions and the role of Sustainability, we familiarised ourselves w/ #XML and the #OxygenXMLEditor.
    Tomorrow, we will explore the #TEIGuidelines and other community standards like #EpiDoc and #Menota

    With 16 participants from a wide array of disciplines, 7 instructors from all over the world, and perfect Oslo autumn weather, it feels like a deluxe retreat for nerds and geeks :)

  4. 🧬⌛ Well, it turns out that I cannot clone myself nor travel through time…

    💬 The analysis of 17 90-minute interviews on practices of scholarly editions will have to be extended. There is no chance I can get this done by June.

    💼 I will instead prioritise hiring a new student assistant who will start in August and organise a social event for the #SustainableDSE network.

    ✉️ And work on the presentation for the upcoming conference on #Briefkulturen #LetterCultures #Correspondences in Berlin.

  5. 📣 Vil du jobbe sammen med meg om bærekraftige digitale utgaver?

    🤔 Jeg søker en flink masterstudent eller deg med BA-grad som vil jobbe som fagkonsulent i 50% stilling i et kult prosjekt ved Universitetet i Oslo.

    📝 Du liker å skrive og pusle med nettsider?
    💻 Du er gira til å jobbe med intervjuer og en gjennomførbarhetsstudie?
    😅 Du er sosial og liker å kommunisere ?
    👉 Søk stillingen her: jobbnorge.no/ledige-stillinger
    #Job #SustainableDSE #ResearchAssistant #Humanities #UniOslo #Library

  6. Today, the Network for #SustainableDSE at #UniOslo held its monthly meeting w/ a presentation by Elisabeth Maria Magin:
    "From Stick to Screen - Digital Editions of Runic Inscriptions as Research Tools"
    Elisabeth set out to create the technological framework allowing staff at the Runic Archives to create a born-digital, interactive and open-access edition of runic inscriptions from medieval Norway.
    Read her study on database applications for #Runology here: boap.uib.no/index.php/bryggen/

  7. During the March #SustainableDSE network meeting, Samuel Cook presented the Tool for the Analysis of Information Transfer in Manuscript Cultures (#TInTraMaC), developed at the University of Oslo's Faculty of Theology.
    👉 Read about the tool on the official website: tf.uio.no/english/research/pro.
    ⬇️ Download from #GitHub github.com/TInTraMaC/TInTraMaC.
    Interested in what we are up to? Join us: ub.uio.no/english/libraries/ds!
    #DigitalScholarlyEdition #DigitalHumanities #Manuscripts #Coptic #MaterialPhilology

  8. In Dec last year, the #SustainableDSE Network at the #UniOslo had the pleasure of inviting Katy Boss from the #NationalLibrary to give a talk on preserving dynamic websites for scholarly edition projects.
    Katy wrote a blog post on our weblog, dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/665, introducing #ReproZipWeb, a new tool for preserving and archiving websites.
    📣 If you are in #Oslo on March 10th, Katy will give another talk on #reproducibility for #DigitalProjects. More info & sign-up ub.uio.no/english/libraries/ds

  9. 👉 Part 1 of our blog series documenting a workshop on #XML & #XSLT at the #UniversityOfOslo dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/528

    A combination of lecture & hands-on with experts Ellen Wiger from the #NationalLibraryOfNorway, Polina Yordanova from the #UniversityOfHelsinki & Robert Kristof Paulsen from the #UniversityOfBergen library.

    We concluded the 1st year of the #SustainableDSE network at the #UiO library, dedicated to skills development, training and research support for #DigitalScholarlyEditions

  10. 📣 Better late than never!

    This summer, the #SustainableDSE network and several members presented their work during the #DHNB2024 #DigitalHumanities #Conference in Reykjavík/Iceland.

    🌋 Read about volcanic er-/interruptions, 💻 digital scholarly editions, 🀄 runes, and 📝 handwritten text recognition on our #Blog at #Hypotheses.org

    dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/186

  11. 📣 The #SustainableDSE network had the honour to showcase the newly launched digital collection and research platform for the 🇳🇴 Norwegian Folklore Archives, SAMLA. Read about the archives and how the various documents were transcribed using #Transkribus for #ATR #HTR on our #Blog dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/314 #Folklore #Folkloristics #Norway #Archive

  12. The #SustainableDSE network at #UniOslo hosted a talk by Jens Erlend Braarvig from the Norwegian Institute of Philology about the #BibliothecaPolyglotta corpus of editions.
    I wrote a short 📝 blog post on our website dsenetwork.hypotheses.org/275. There's much more to say! But that will be part of a longer publication, to be expected somewhen after summer next year.
    Stay tuned and check out the ☸️ 🕋 ✝️ multilingual library of major religious texts that is Bibliotheca Polyglotta www2.hf.uio.no/polyglotta/inde.