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Editorial Practices and the Web
Friday Afternoon Seminar 3 February 2012
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Documentary Editing Editors prepare collections of documents: letters, articles, diaries, essays, etc. Printed volumes provide contextualization of the individual’s experience and general milieu through footnotes, images, chronologies, articles Much of research left in silos after project is finished
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Project Workflow Gather Sources ??? Publish final product
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Case Project: Emma Goldman Papers
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Case Project: Emma Goldman Papers
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Case Project: Emma Goldman Papers
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Case Project: Emma Goldman Papers
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Case Project: Emma Goldman Papers
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Editors’ Notes http://ecai.org/mellon2010/
Finding a safe place for the “debris” of research Central focus on changing work practices of editors and researchers rather than digitizing what already exists
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Technology Django Python web framework PostgreSQL database
South for database migrations Haystack for full-text searching Zotero for document description Google Refine for duplicate detection
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Project Workflow Gather Sources ??? Publish final product
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Zotero http://www.zotero.org/
Ability to describe wide range of documents Read/write API Document information in easily parsed JSON format Citeproc-js for generation of citations and bibliographic references
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Project Workflow Gather Sources ??? Publish final product
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Whither “???” Multiple entry points for “notes”
“Tasks” to organize and track work Goals Preservation Reusability Flexibility Controlled chaos
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Public Involvement Crowdsourcing Scholarly contribution
Finding redundant information Group transcription of scanned documents Scholarly contribution Project hibernation & awakening
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Thank You Patrick Golden ptgolden@berkeley.edu
Ryan Shaw Project information: Project site:
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