Month: November 2012
It’s November 30, 11:30 pm, the end of Digital Writing month. By my own criteria, I didn’t make it to 50,000 words. I’m at 46k. Between my SBL presentation, website, grantwriting, Twitter, Facebook, and other […]
I’ll be presenting at the SBL annual meeting this afternoon on Coptic Manuscripts, Digital Editions, and Digital Scholarship (including the new Coptic Scriptorium project). The presentation is during the Saturday 1-3:30 pm session on Eastern […]
Digital Humanities, Scriptorium, Teaching, University of the Pacific
Digital Grantwriting in Week 1 of DigiWriMo
Since I’m starting a new, big digital project (Coptic SCRIPtorIuM), I spend a fair amount of time scaring up resources. The first week of November saw one internal funding proposal at Pacific for seed money (fingers […]
Every MWF I update my course websites. For Greek, I post the assignments, since each year, our schedule changes with the class. Each class has its own pace. Each year, the students are challenged by […]
I’m working on a digital edition of a small Shenoute manuscript (1 folio). Here’s a word cloud of the TEI-XML markup I did during week 1 of Digital Writing Month. Previous Word count: 341 This […]
This is a belated post about my first week of Digital Writing Month. (www.digitalwritingmonth.com) I signed up, because I realized lately that between various digital projects (including websites) and grant applications for digital projects, I […]