was the Project Manager for Early Modern Manuscripts Online (EMMO) at the Folger Shakespeare Library. He earned a PhD in History with a concentration in medieval/early modern Europe and is especially interested in cultural history and the digital humanities. Paul also worked in the field of information technology for years before pursuing his doctorate. — View all posts by Paul Dingman
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[…] out the post about this event on the Folger’s blog, The Collation with additional images and information about the EMMO […]
Transcribathon!: Noon to Midnight Reading Old Handwriting and Making Digital Texts | Provenance Online Project — December 13, 2014
Fantastic! This reminded me of the 24-hour Shakespeare Read-a-thons that our Writers and Books clubs at Mercy High School held to raise money for a field trip to Stratford (Canada). I’d be interested in attending the next transcribathon if only to introduce people to the word and concept. How wonderful to work with such pieces of literature!
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[…] out the post about this event on the Folger’s blog, The Collation with additional images and information about the EMMO […]
Transcribathon!: Noon to Midnight Reading Old Handwriting and Making Digital Texts | Provenance Online Project — December 13, 2014
Fantastic! This reminded me of the 24-hour Shakespeare Read-a-thons that our Writers and Books clubs at Mercy High School held to raise money for a field trip to Stratford (Canada). I’d be interested in attending the next transcribathon if only to introduce people to the word and concept. How wonderful to work with such pieces of literature!
Judy A. Fuller — January 4, 2015