Resources for Teaching and Learning
The slides, lecture notes, handouts, and other materials here were developed by the WWP for the workshops we teach, but they can also be a starting point for self-guided study in text encoding and analysis. They are made available here for public reuse under a Creative Commons license. For versions of these materials that were used in a specific seminar or workshop, please visit the site for the event in question.
The presentations and tutorials below are authored in a customized version of TEI. You can view the slides and lecture notes, and also download or view the source TEI. We also offer more information about the schema and stylesheets used for authoring and working with these materials.
Core Topics in Text Encoding
We offer slides and lecture notes on basic and advanced topics in XML text encoding with TEI Read more...
Specialized TEI and XML Topics
We offer slides and lecture notes on TEI customization and advanced TEI publication and data curation tools including XSLT and XPath. Read more...
Text Analysis
We offer here a set of resources for teaching and learning about word-embedding models, including slides and lecture notes, commented code walk-throughs, a data preparation guide, and more. Read more...
Slides, Lecture Notes, and Tutorials
A full list of slides, lecture notes, and tutorials for all of the major curricular topics in our seminars. For versions of these materials that were used in a specific seminar or workshop, please visit the site for the event in question. Read more...
Supporting Materials
We provide templates for TEI encoding and customization, accompanying schemas and CSS stylesheets, a variety of handouts, crib sheets, and sample encoding. Read more...
Self-guided Curriculum
This self-guided curriculum walks you through a series of primers, working from basic text encoding to more advanced topics. These materials have been adapted from the materials for the WWP’s seminars, with generous funding from the National Endowment for the Humanities. Read more...
Links and Additional Sources of Information
- The TEI web site: Information about the TEI, the TEI annual meeting, TEI tools and tutorials, how to join.
- The TEI Guidelines: The authoritative source of information on using the TEI.
- The WWP’s Guide to Scholarly Text Encoding: A guide to using the TEI for early printed sources, focusing on scholarly approaches and problems.
- Roma: The TEI’s tool for building customizations and generating schemas and documentation.
- TEI-L: The TEI discussion list, which is a good place to ask questions and read about what other projects are doing. Subscribe.
- WWP-Encoding: A discussion list run by the WWP to serve participants in our introductory workshops and seminars. Smaller and less technical than TEI-L, this list also provides an opportunity to continue discussions from workshop events and to ask followup questions. Subscribe.
Availability and Reuse
These materials are developed by Syd Bauman, Ash Clark, Sarah Connell, and Julia Flanders and published by the Women Writers Project. We welcome reuse of these materials.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International license.
