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University of Glasgow examples: |
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Arts and Humanities Data Services: |
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Appalachian State University Evaluating Faculty Performance with Information Technology |
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MLA Guidelines for Evaluating Work with Digital Media in the Modern Languages |
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Learning Technology Dissemination Initiative, Implementing Learning Technology |
There is a growing collection of courseware available online. This is valid both for courses in Computing in Textual Scholarship and in Humanities Computing but also for traditional Textual Scholarship courses. The courseware available may be general data collections or material provided for specific courses. Among the types of data available are:
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Text corpora, either for downloading or for searching and processing online. |
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General text archives |
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General and language specific bibliographies |
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Image collections |
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On-line articles on textual scholarship (theory, research) and humanities computing in general |
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Self-learning components in Textual Scholarship & Humanities Computing |
For online materials see the links to gateways and collections:
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STELLA Links for English and Scottish Language and Literature |
Valuable course material can also be found at the sites of virtual universities:
| Last modified: 14 November 2000 |
| Elisabeth Burr |