Wrap-up Julia Flanders Syd Bauman Introduction to TEI, University of Guelph, May 4-5 2017 Women Writers Project (via website)
wwp@northeastern.edu

Copyright 2007 Syd Bauman, Julia Flanders, and Northeastern WWP

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Basic slides for wrapup at seminars and workshops; includes links for more information, how to learn more, link to survey.

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Getting involved in the TEI

Attending annual TEI conference (this year mid-November in Victoria) Voting in TEI elections Discounts on software, training, and consulting Special interest groups (at the TEI wiki and at the TEI web site)

Further resources and information Resources WWP web site: Encoding Guide and seminar materials TEI Guidelines and web site TEI-L mailing list and its archives WWP-ENCODING mailing list and its archives TEI by Example Digital Humanities Questions and Answers TAPAS, the TEI Archiving, Publishing, and Access Service Events WWP Workshops in Digital Humanities, Northeastern University Digital Humanities conference (this year early August in Montréal) Digital Humanities Summer Institute, University of Victoria Humanities Intensive Learning and Teaching, Indiana University - Purdue University Indianapolis Balisage: The Markup Conference, annually in early August in Maryland (NB a student support award) TEI conference (this year mid-November in Victoria) THATCamp
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