TEI @ Oxford Teaching Pages

This is TEI @ Oxford Teaching Pages, this reflects some of the workshops and similar given by the Text Encoding Initiative support at Oxford University IT Services.

Forthcoming or current TEI @ Oxford events:

TEI @ Oxford does not really exist any more since all of the major stakeholders have left the institution in one way or another. This list of openly licensed (CC+By) educational resources is provided for historical interest and re-use

Material from earlier TEI @ Oxford presentations:

An Introduction to the Guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative for the English Civil Wars Project (July 2017)
DHOxSS 2017: An Introduction to the Guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative (July 2017)
Digital Methods — How to make a digital edition: An Introduction to the Text Encoding Initiative (15-16 February 2017)
Digital Methods — An Introduction to the Text Encoding Initiative (27-28 October 2016)
TEI and Manuscript Description Workshop - British Library (18 August 2016)
DHOxSS 2016: An Introduction to the Guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative (July 2016)
Digital Editing of Medieval Manuscripts: Digital Editing: Encoding, tagging, and online publishing, Lyon (March 2016)
An intensive introduction to markup and the Guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative (February 2016)
An intensive introduction to markup and the Guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative, University of Toronto (January 2016)
An intensive introduction to markup and the Guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative, Simon Fraser University (January 2016)
Introduction to TEI for Manuscript Description (16 October 2015)
eXist-DB and XQuery for Building the Web Infrastructure of a Digital Scholarly Edition, DiXiT | DAH | An Foras Feasa, Maynooth University (29/31 August 2015)
DHOxSS 2015: Leveraging the Text Encoding Initiative (20-24 2015)
TEI Simple workshop: working with TEI Simple and its processing model, Oxford (27 May 2015)
Spring School on Advanced XML/TEI (April 2015)
Digital Editing: Encoding, tagging, and online publishing, Lyon (March 2015)
Plotting data from TEI files on a map with Leaflet.js (23 February 2015)
Borås: DiXiT Camp 3 on Digital Scholarly Editions (12 - 13 February 2015)
Introduction to TEI: Training Workshop, at the University of Warsaw (10 - 13 November 2014)
An Intensive Introduction to the Guidelines of the Text Encoding Initiative for the University of St Andrews (10 October 2014)
TEI ODD workshop (October 2014)
REED Project, Introductory TEI Workshop (Toronto) (28-31 January 2014)
Pre-JADH 2013 TEI Workshop (19 September 2013)
Digital Humanities at Summer School 2013 (8-12 July 2013)
A complete schema definition language for the Text Encoding Initiative, talk at XML London 2013-06-16
A Very Intensive Introduction to TEI with Manuscript Description 17 May 2013, Bodleian Library
Intensive Introduction to TEI at the British Library 23 May 2013, British Library.
XSLT for TEI (for Den Arnamagnæanske Samling Nordisk Forskningsinstitut Københavns Universitet)
Intensive Introduction to TEI at the British Library Valentine's Day, 14 February 2013, British Library.
Digital Humanities at Summer School 2012
The TEI: private and public concerns, Mapping the Landscape of eResearch, Berlin, February 22nd 2012
TEI Refresher and TEI@Oxford Projects UCL, Digital Information Studies, 25 November 2011
Realistic targets in TEI to RDF TEI Members Meeting and Conference, Wurzburg, 10-12 October 2011
Digital.Humanities@Oxford Summer School in Oxford, 25 - 29 July 2011
Understanding ODD: An Introductory Workshop Digital Humanities 2011 Conference, 18 June 2011
Developing with the TEI Stylesheet family 26 & 27 May 2011
Introduction to TEI and oXygen for the Phonology of Middle Dutch project 9 & 14 March 2011
Initiation à l'encodage XML-TEI Centre Camille Jullian, MMSH, Aix-en-Provence, 11 February 2011
TEI @ Oxford Workshop for Mapping Knowledge Transmission project 7 December 2010
Talk on TEI/DOCX at TEI members meeting 13 November 2010
Talk for TEI Ontologies SIG 12 November 2010
ODD Workshop at TEI members meeting 10 November 2010
TEI Workshop in Helsinki 7 October 2010
TEI @ Oxford Summer School 2010 Replacement Workshop in Oxford, August 2010
TEI @ Oxford Summer School 2010 in Oxford, 12-14 July 2010
TEI: pas pour les nuls 10-11 June 2010
TEI and Manuscript Description for WACMP in Cambridge, 4-5 February 2010
TEI Workshop for teh Around 1968 project January 2010
Introduction to TEI for Research Centre for Japanese Language and Linguistics 19 January 2010
TEI Summer School 2009 in Oxford, 20-24 July 2009
Introduction to the Text Encoding Initiative: Theory and Practice in Dublin, Digital Humanities Observatory Summer School, 13-17 July 2009
An Absolute Beginner's Introduction to TEI P5 XML: workshop at NUI Galway, 13-17 April 2009
Using TEI: workshop in Taiwan, 27-28 March 2009
TEI P5 for ENRICH Stakeholders: workshop in Vilnius, Lithuania, 27 March 2009
ENRICHing Electronic Manuscripts with TEI P5 XML, a talk given for a conference on 'Incontri di Flilologia Digitale' in Verona, 15-16 January 2009.
Using the TEI for describing documents seminar at the 2008 Dublin Core Conference; Berlin, 25-26 Sept 2008
An introduction to TEI and XML / ВВЕДЕНИЕ В TEI И XML, three day course held in Kazan (Tatarstan), August 2008; materials in Russian and English
XML processing using XSL, a summer school held in Oxford, July 2008
XML, TEI and beyond, a summer school held in Oxford, July 2008
XML, TEI and beyond, a workshop held in Taipei, March 2008
An Introduction to XML and TEI (A workshop held for the Man of Law's Tale Project at Adam Mickiewicz University, in Poznan, Poland)
Getting to know TEI P5 : Everything you wanted to know about TEI P5 (but were afraid to ask)! (A workshop held at the TEI Members' Meeting, University of Maryland, College Park, 31 October, 2007)
Encoding Digital Texts, work shop held at OUCS, 13th February 2007
Report on TEI Internationalization to TEI Members meeting, Victoria, October 2006
Workshop on Development of Skills in Advanced Text Encoding with TEI P5, September 18-20 2006

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