• Hilary Havens
• Eliza Alexander Wilcox
• Meredith L. Hale
• Jamie Kramer

• collaboration
• transcription
• metadata
• markup
• archives
• manuscripts
• semantic web
• ethics
• editing

• crowdsourcing
• Zooniverse
• TEI
• linked open data
• Maria Edgeworth
• name authorities
• digital archives
• Romantic period
• long eighteenth century
• correspondence
• controlled vocabularies

Our article describes how we are building the Maria Edgeworth Letters Project, an open-access archive containing Maria Edgeworth's correspondence, tracing our steps including image retrieval and processing, metadata generation, transcription, linked open data, and TEI encoding.

• Andrew A. Cashner

• access
• editing
• markup
• minimal computing
• music
• tools
• users

• music notation
• open-source software
• free software
• minimal computing
• semantic markup
• conversion and exchange
• musicology
• publishing
• editing
• music encoding
• workflow

Lilypond music-notation software as a case study: how to make open-source tools work for us.

• Sandra Balck
• Ingo Frank
• Hermann Beyer-Thoma
• Anna Ananieva

• data modeling
• annotation
• editing

• digital edition
• historical travelogue
• semantic annotation
• frame semantics
• annotation scheme
• ontology design patterns
• knowledge representation

• Jerzy Wójcik

• religion
• linguistics
• translation
• corpora
• editing

• cluster analysis
• hierarchical clustering
• digital humanities
• psalm translations
• primers
• Books of Hours

Using cluster analysis to track textual affinities and identify the sources of different versions of historical texts on the basis text of Psalm 6 found in the 16th-century English manuals of devotion.

• Elli Bleeker
• Bram Buitendijk
• Ronald Haentjens Dekker
• Vincent Neyt
• Dirk Van Hulle

• data modeling
• tools
• editing
• linguistics

The development of a software program that interprets TEI-XML transcriptions of texts with variation provides a medium to examine the ways in which we model and study textual variance.

• David Lassner
• Anne Baillot
• Sergej Dogadov
• Klaus-Robert Müller
• Shinichi Nakajima

• manuscripts
• machine learning
• tools
• editing

This article present a new probabilistic model for categorizing alterations in manuscripts which yields interesting insights into sensitive topics in the correspondence of Berlin intellectuals around 1800.

• Jason Boyd

• literary studies
• digitization
• databases
• editing

Review of Shakespeare’s Language in Digital Media: Old Words, New Tools

• David J. Birnbaum
• Elena Spadini

• info architecture
• tools
• project management
• editing
• transcription
• data analytics

Examines how the Gothenburg model of machines-assisted collation contributes to the interpretation of text data

• Paul A. Broyles

• publishing
• project report
• archives
• editing
• citation
• data curation
• medieval

Examines versioning practices and policies as social products to argue for transparency in assigning meaningful version numbers to digital editions

• Desmond Schmidt

• digitization
• manuscripts
• markup
• transcription
• editing

Presents a critique of current text-encoding practices centered on difficulties concerning the encoding of multiple versions of individual texts