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Markup Languages and text modelling ►

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Text encoding and the Text Encoding Initiative

Unit I: Markup languages: their history and uses

Markup Languages and text modelling

Textual Scholarship, Markup and Modelling
Characteristics of Markup Languages and Types of Markup
Markup Languages vs Plain Text

What is text really?

The OHCO (Ordiered Hierarcy of Content Objects) model
So what is text?

Modelling with XML

XML modeling languages
Why would you model a text with XML?
Overlapping hierarchies
XML and its advantages
Examples of XML languages

Modelling with TEI

The TEI schema
Why use TEI?
TEI Guidelines

Unit II: Modelling with XML and DTDs

Basic XML rules: well-formed and valid XML

Well-formed vs valid XML
Quiz: XML names
Building-blocks of XML documents
Nesting elements
Element relationships within an XML document
Quiz: Attributes
Quiz: Root element
Quiz: XML structure
Quiz: Valid XML

Introduction to DTDs

Introduction to DTDs
Quiz: Why schemas or DTD?
Creating Elements
DTD Exercise I
Defining different types of elements
Creating Attributes
Quiz: Placing DTD
DTD Exercise II: Adding Attributes

Advanced DTD exercise

Advanced DTD exercise
Challenge exercise

Unit III: How to encode with the TEI

TEI in practice

The TEI header
The TEI text
Customising the TEI
Simple TEI Exercise
The TEI Consortium

Yeats exercise: encoding poetry with TEI

Franklin exercise: encode prose with TEI

Specialist encoding

Encoding of correspondence with the TEI

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