Washington University
"Construction and Pedagogical
Use of Digital Archives"
22 May-2 June 2006
Session Leader: David L. Gants
University of New Brunswick 
— Week 1 —
Monday 22 May: Best Practices
- Summary of Best Practices
- Model Site: EEBO-TCP
- Model Site: Arts and Humanities Data Service Model Sites (UK)
- Recommended Readings:
Tuesday 23 May: Bibliography and Resources
- Worshop Reference Sources
Wednesday 24 May: Project Proposals and Discussion
Thursday 25 May: Introduction to XML
- XML Basics [Powerpoint]
- Introduction to TEI XML [Powerpoint]:
- MetaData [Powerpoint]
- Sample Text:
Friday 26 May: Introduction to <oXygen />
- <oXygen /> User Manual
— Week 2 —
Tuesday 30 May: Intermediate XML I—Structure
- The Document Type Definition (DTD) [Powerpoint]
Wednesday 31 May: Intermediate XML II—Output for Display
- XSL Transformations:
- Sample XSLT Files:
- XHTML Help:
W3C XHTML Validator
- HTML Background:
Thursday 1 June: XML Work Time
- The Text Encoding Initiative
- TEI, A Gentle Introduction to XML, 2002
- Daniel Pitti, Introduction to XML, 2002
- Modern Language Association, Guidelines for Electronic Scholarly Editions, 1997 [with link to 2003 proposed revisions]
- Electronic Textual Editing. Eds. Lou Burnard, Katherine O'Brien O'Keefe, John Unsworth. New York: MLA, 2005. On-line Preview
- Thijs van den Broek, "Choosing an XML Editor." London: Arts and Humanities Data Service, 2005
- Mulberry Technologies Quick XML and XSLT Refence Cards [in PDF]
- Web Design Group, Special Character Entity References
- The Unicode Consortium