Monthly Archives: May 2005

Conf: Face of text, Nov 2004

I encourage you to see the new Media page at the Face of Text web site. We have mounted a Quicktime application with streaming video synchronized with slide images and texts of selected speakers (like Julia Flanders, Jerome McGann, Stephen … Continue reading

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Digital library: Summary of Tools

Summary of tools for building a digital library, posted to diglib: Software used to build and present digital collections: – Greenstone – Fedora (http://www.fedora/info) ; – a very comprehensive and extended comparison of features and functionality of open source software … Continue reading

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Fedora Conference Proceedings

May 2005 Fedora Users Confrence at Rutgers: conference abstracts and slides: http://www.scc.rutgers.edu/fedora_conf_2005/program.html

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Art: scanning workshop

Scanning, PhotoShop, slide scanning, ftp, etc. 2 hour workshop for Art faculty. Follow-up next week for 3 more plus additional questions. (Lynda McIntyre)

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Serna, wysiwyg xml editor

XML to PDF editor? Syntext Serna: Portable True WYSIWYG XML Editor

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Oxford VRE

“Oxford University has been awarded significant funding from the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) to develop infrastructure and tools for the next generation of collaborative research environments.” Virtual Research Environment Projects at Oxford University Oxford University has been awarded significant … Continue reading

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