Edition Visualization Technology is a software aimed at the creation of image-based web editions of TEI P5 encoded texts. It is an open source tool specifically thought to simplify the production of digital editions, freeing the scholar from the burden of web programming. It is a lightweight general purpose software that enables the user to browse, explore and study digital editions by means of a user-friendly interface, provided with a set of tools for a more accurate investigation of the edition. Everything is created around the data and the encoded text itself by applying a single style sheet to the TEI XML file that contains the whole transcription of the document. The final result is a web based application – a mix of HTML 5, CSS3 and JavaScript – that can be easily shared even on the Cloud (e.g. Dropbox).
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| Marianna Cerno | Artifacts Digital Humanities Images Images (3D) Interaction Language Literature Manuscript Metadata Multimedia Research Text Text Bearing Objects | Enrichment Interpretation Storage Dissemination | Concordancing > Analysis-Structural Analysis Encoding Gamification > Dissemination-Crowdsourcing Information Retrieval > Analysis-Content Analysis Linked open data > Enrichment-Annotation; Dissemination-Publishing Scanning Photography Preservation Metadata > Storage-Preservation Searching | Art and art history Cultural heritage and museology Linguistics Literature Manuscript Studies |
