Screenshot of the new Huber Digital website
We've refreshed the Huber Digital website!
Huber Digital is a Digital Humanities consultancy focussed on open scholarship, engaging and accessible interfaces, citability, and long-term sustainability.
New look, same focus on thoughtful digital humanities work: hubers.org.uk
#DigitalHumanities
Wishing you all the joys of the season and happiness throughout the coming year!
Development Huber Digital provides web development with a difference. Our academic support background means we: focus on good data and metadata; focus on sustainability, not primarily the latest flashy interface (though we love good design); focus on standards and lightweight technology, not on expensive infrastructure and unnecessary technology layers; focus on academic outputs, citability, and longevity. We know that academic projects are not always funded, and that where they are, the funding may be tight. For an unfunded project, we will give a free initial consultation, which can be followed up by very competitively priced advice aimed at enabling the researcher to do the work themselves.
We provide web development with a difference for #DigitalHumanities projects. Our academic support background means we focus on:
* good data and metadata ;
* sustainability ;
* standards and lightweight technology ;
* academic outputs and citability.
hubers.org.uk/develo...
A PRISMS workbench
In the #PRISMS Open Scholarship platform you can model both the material legacies and digital remediation processes of all digital editions. PRISMS employs #SemanticWeb technologies, and it is easy to contribute to the knowledge base:
www.prisms.digital/
#RDF #LOD #CIDOC
Screenshot of the RPPA poem page of Gonçalves Dias' "Canção do Exílio"
The #RomanticPeriodPoetryArchive —or #RPPA— runs on the PRISMS #OpenScholarship platform, which provides the flexible infrastructure needed to share RPPA’s #knowledgebase of the global Romantic period:
www.romanticperiodpoetry.org
www.prisms.digital
#SemanticWeb #DH #Romanticism #GlobalRomanticism
Merton's Bestiary: A Digital Edition, edited and transcoded by Sebastian Dows-Miller. Merton College Library, Oxford, MS 249.
Are you teaching a rare MS or out of print book? Why not make a digital edition of it, or even better, ask your students to collaborate!
Our training course is free and the edition can be published #OA in the digital editions platform #PRISMS:
www.prisms.digital/training/
#DSE #DH #TEI #XML
Screenshot of a PRISMS workbench showing an annotated digital facsimile, full-text transcription, and scholarly online edition.
As an #OA publication platform, #PRISMS provides free online access to scholarly works, including digital editions of texts, manuscripts, and other materials.
#PRISMS makes research and cultural heritage materials more accessible, and fosters collaboration and knowledge sharing.
www.prisms.digital
The #PRISMS Digital Scholarly Editions platform is built with open standards, ensuring citable and enduring editions.
#PRISMS embeds your edition in a network of primary sources and scholarship, and includes tools for annotation and analysis:
www.prisms.digital/
#DSE #TEI #RDF #SemanticWeb
Screenshot of the homepage of https://hubers.org.uk/
We are committed to the use of open standards, long-term sustainability, and the creation of citable, enduring #DigitalHumanities resources.
Our website outlines our principles, training materials, project portfolio, and recent updates: hubers.org.uk
#OpenScholarship #Development #Support
Screenshot of a PRISMS workbench with intertextual annotations of two texts
Working on a digital scholarly edition? Looking for advice?
Why not take our free Digital Editions training course and get published in #PRISMS: www.prisms.digital
#PRISMS is a #DSE publication platform powered by the #SemanticWeb.
#DH #TEI #ScholarlyEditing #OpenScholarship #DigitalHumanities
Sceenshot of the PRISMS platform workbench
📢 Website Update 📢 We’ve made key enhancements to #PRISMS, improving stability, performance, and usability.
Powered by the #SemanticWeb, our Digital Scholarly Editions platform ensures structured, intelligent, and interconnected data: www.prisms.digital
#DSE #TEI #CRM
Screenshot from session 7 of the HD|DH Digital Editions course
Our digital editions course helps you prepare your scholarly edition using established standards and encourages adoption of good practice from the start—from text encoding, digital imaging, and QA to preservation, publication, and outreach:
hubers.org.uk/training/#di...
#TEI #DSE #DH
Wishing you all the joys of the season and happiness throughout the coming year!
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Screenshot of the CatCor homepage
Thrilled to be working on the 2nd phase of CatCor (Correspondence of Catherine the Great) funded by @nehgov.bsky.social. This phase will employ an online editing environment, produce an RDF/LOD representation of the correspondence, and add analytical tools.
catcor.seh.ox.ac.uk
#18thC #TheGreat
Screenshot of the PRISMS digital scholarly editions platform
We have added over 60 editions to the digital scholarly editions platform #PRISMS:
www.prisms.digital/collection/t...
#PRISMS is an RDF-based #DSE platform which represents digital scholarly editions and the associated scholarship in a semantic network.
#KnowledgeBase #DigitalHumanities
Are you teaching a text that is out of print or hard to obtain? Why not make a digital edition of it, or even better, ask your students to collaborate on the edition!
Our training course is free and the digitised texts we publish are #openaccess:
hubers.org.uk/courses/digi...
Screenshot of the home page of the Taylor Editions website.
Thrilled to be working on improvements to the #TaylorEditions Digital Scholarly Editions platform. We will be adding #IIIF annotations for facsimile editions, improved translation alignment, and greater layout flexibility.
editions.mml.ox.ac.uk
#DSE #TEI #XML #DigitalScholarlyEditing
Image from a Spaces of Translation exhibition at the Bonington Gallery, curated by Alison E. Martin, JGU Mainz/Germersheim, Germany and Andrew Thacker, Nottingham Trent University.
Delighted to be working with the Spaces of Translation team to bring the "Spaces of Translation: European Magazine Cultures 1945–1965" database online. The project is a JGU Mainz/Nottingham Trent University collaboration led by Profs Alison E. Martin and Andrew Thacker and supported by DFG and AHRC.
Session one of the Digital Editions course.
Our digital editions course helps you prepare your scholarly edition using established standards and encourages adoption of good practice from the start—from text encoding, digital imaging, and QA to preservation, publication, and outreach:
hubers.org.uk/training/#di...
#TEI #DSE #DH #PRISMS
Wishing you all the joys of the season and happiness throughout the coming year!
Still image of Emma Huber's talk on PRISMS at the Taylor Institution, University of Oxford
Do you want to find out more about the knowledge base and DSE platform www.prisms.digital ? Watch Emma Huber of @huber-digital.bsky.social explain how you can use #PRISMS in your research today.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=B3P_...
Screenshot of the Medieval manuscripts collection in PRISMS
Delighted to announce the addition of a sample of 1,425 manuscripts (MS descriptions with complete #IIIF surrogates) from the #Medieval Manuscripts in Oxford Libraries corpus to the #DSE platform #PRISMS.
www.prisms.digital/collection/m...
#KnowledgeBase #TEI #XML #RDF #DigitalHumanities #MSS
a MS page
Working on an edition? Considering digital publication? Looking for advice?
Why not take our free, eight-session Digital Editions course and get published in PRISMS:
hubers.org.uk/2021/05/15/d...
#DH #TextEncoding #TEI #ScholarlyEditing #DigitalEditions #OpenAccess #OpenScholarship
Screenshot of the two pages summarizing the requirements for a digital infrastructure for script acts in Shillingsburg's book
One of the aims of the open #KnowledgeBase and #DSE platform #PRISMS was to make progress towards Peter Shillingsburg's "electronic infrastructure for script acts" (2006). We believe we're halfway there...
www.prisms.digital
#OpenScholarship #SemanticWeb #LOD #RDF #SPARQL