Computing Arts 2001: Digital Resources for Research in the Humanities: Recent submissions
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Automatic extraction of dates from historical documents
Published 2001-01-01The essential quality of information in a digital library is accessibility. Full text search is not enough for some collections, more can be done. Historical collections, for example, contain dates and it would be useful ...Open AccessConference paper -
Creators of Culture: Encoded Archival Context
Published 2001-01-01Encoded Archival Context (EAC) is an ongoing initiative within the international archival community to design and implement a prototype standard based on Extensible Markup Language (XML) for encoding descriptions of record ...Open AccessConference paper -
Publishing in the Humanities: The Challenges and the Possibilities in New e-Book and d-Book Technologies
Published 2001-01-01Publishing in the humanities occurs in one of two major ways. The first is through conventional commercial academic channels which are skewed towards longer production run 'general' books; which often produce an outrageously ...Open AccessConference paper -
Imaginary Knitting. Historical record linkage in the Caversham project
Published 2001-01-01The Caversham Project began 20 years ago to study the Caversham region of Dunedin, New Zealand, using systematic methods and comparative analysis. It is the largest project in social history or historical sociology in ...Open AccessConference paper -
Online Support for Learning French at University
Published 2001-01-01This paper will focus on ways in which the Internet is being used at the University of Sydney for teaching and learning French at introductory and advanced levels. First, we will discuss the online component of the ...Open AccessConference paper