Medieval History
I'm a bit late on this one....I'm almost caught up to July. But in case you haven't seen this, here it is:
Dear All,
Relating to my note a few weeks ago I am pleased to announce that we
have now opened the online submission site for Project Woruldhord as
of today. To remind people this is a project hosted at Oxford
University to try to build up an online collection of material
related to Old English and the Anglo-Saxons by voluntary
contributions online. Anything submitted will then be made available
worldwide, free of charge, for others to reuse (for educational
purposes only). This follows on from a very successful project we ran
at Oxford where we collected together memorabilia from the First
World War.
In short we are trying to collect any material that would be of help
to people who wish to find out more about the period of history and
the language and literature. We are looking for images, audio/video
recordings, handouts, essays, articles, presentations, spreadsheets,
databases, and so on. In particular I was hoping Ansaxnetters will
contribute teaching material they are happy to share with others. In
part I'm trying to investigate whether academics and teachers are
willing to share such items, especially if they feel it will be of
benefit to the discipline (this project, I hope, will generate
renewed interest in the Anglo-Saxons). However, in general terms we'd
also be willing to collect such things as:
? a photograph of an Anglo-Saxon building (e.g. the church at Deerhurst)
? a photograph of an Anglo-Saxon 'site' or reconstructions (e.g. the
buildings at West Stow)
? a photograph of an Anglo-Saxon artefact (e.g. the Bewcastle Cross)
? a monograph or article that is now out of print that you hold the rights to
? a reading list used in teaching
? a set of slides used in a lecture
* a handout tackling some specific issue of the discipline
* translations of texts
? a workbook of grammar exercises
? an article on Anglo-Saxon England or Old English
? a video of a re-enactment from the Anglo-Saxon period
? an audio recording of some Old English
? and so on ...
The most important page to get started is:
http://poppy.nsms.ox.ac.uk/woruldhord
This takes you through the simple to use submission process where you
can upload your object and provide some basic information about it.
However other pages you might be interested in are:
http://projects.oucs.ox.ac.uk/woruldhord/ - the main web site
http://blogs.oucs.ox.ac.uk/woruldhord/ - the project blog
http://projects.oucs.ox.ac.uk/woruldhord/faq/index.html - our 'help'
section including a 'how to get started guide' and an FAQ
http://groups.google.com/group/project-woruldhord - a discussion
group for the project
If you have any questions please email the project at:
[email protected]
Thanks in advance for anything you send!
Stuart
*********************
Dr Stuart Lee
Faculty of English, University of Oxford
Reader in E-learning and Digital Libraries
HEA National Teaching Fellow
c/o OUCS, 13 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6NN
------------------------------------------------------
E-mail: [email protected]; Tel: +44 1865 283403; Fax: +44 1865
273275; URLs: http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/
- The Visionary Cross Project Announces A Free Beta Test Of Its Viewer For The Ruthwell Cross
The Visionary Cross Project announces a free beta test of its viewer for the Ruthwell Cross You can access the test viewer at the following URL: http://vcg.isti.cnr.it/cross/ About the test We are using this test to gain initial feedback on usability...
- Booking Open: Digital Humanities @ Oxford Summer School 2012
The Digital.Humanities@Oxford Summer School (DHOXSS) 2012 is now open for booking! Booking is now open at: http://digital.humanities.ox.ac.uk/dhoxss/ with a limited number of ?early bird? discounted places. The DHOXSS is scheduled for...
- Holinshed's Chronicles
Many have probably already seen this, but: Holinshed's Chronicles Subject: Holinshed?s Chronicles From: Ian Archer Dear colleagues, I am pleased to announce a new freely available resource for all those interested in historical writing (and much else...
- Anglo-saxon Kent Electronic Database
The ADS, the AHRC and the Leverhulme Trust are pleased to announce the online launch of the Anglo-Saxon Kent Electronic Database (ASKED): http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/archive/asked_ahrc_2008/ This database was created by Stuart Brookes and Sue Harrington...
- Oxford Summer Schools On Tei, Xml And More
Join us at OUCS this summer for two workshops organized by the Research Technologies Service. During the week July 21st to 25th, the TEI team at Oxford is once again offering special training in text encoding principles and techniques. This year we have...
Medieval History
Woruldhord
I'm a bit late on this one....I'm almost caught up to July. But in case you haven't seen this, here it is:
Dear All,
Relating to my note a few weeks ago I am pleased to announce that we
have now opened the online submission site for Project Woruldhord as
of today. To remind people this is a project hosted at Oxford
University to try to build up an online collection of material
related to Old English and the Anglo-Saxons by voluntary
contributions online. Anything submitted will then be made available
worldwide, free of charge, for others to reuse (for educational
purposes only). This follows on from a very successful project we ran
at Oxford where we collected together memorabilia from the First
World War.
In short we are trying to collect any material that would be of help
to people who wish to find out more about the period of history and
the language and literature. We are looking for images, audio/video
recordings, handouts, essays, articles, presentations, spreadsheets,
databases, and so on. In particular I was hoping Ansaxnetters will
contribute teaching material they are happy to share with others. In
part I'm trying to investigate whether academics and teachers are
willing to share such items, especially if they feel it will be of
benefit to the discipline (this project, I hope, will generate
renewed interest in the Anglo-Saxons). However, in general terms we'd
also be willing to collect such things as:
? a photograph of an Anglo-Saxon building (e.g. the church at Deerhurst)
? a photograph of an Anglo-Saxon 'site' or reconstructions (e.g. the
buildings at West Stow)
? a photograph of an Anglo-Saxon artefact (e.g. the Bewcastle Cross)
? a monograph or article that is now out of print that you hold the rights to
? a reading list used in teaching
? a set of slides used in a lecture
* a handout tackling some specific issue of the discipline
* translations of texts
? a workbook of grammar exercises
? an article on Anglo-Saxon England or Old English
? a video of a re-enactment from the Anglo-Saxon period
? an audio recording of some Old English
? and so on ...
The most important page to get started is:
http://poppy.nsms.ox.ac.uk/woruldhord
This takes you through the simple to use submission process where you
can upload your object and provide some basic information about it.
However other pages you might be interested in are:
http://projects.oucs.ox.ac.uk/woruldhord/ - the main web site
http://blogs.oucs.ox.ac.uk/woruldhord/ - the project blog
http://projects.oucs.ox.ac.uk/woruldhord/faq/index.html - our 'help'
section including a 'how to get started guide' and an FAQ
http://groups.google.com/group/project-woruldhord - a discussion
group for the project
If you have any questions please email the project at:
[email protected]
Thanks in advance for anything you send!
Stuart
*********************
Dr Stuart Lee
Faculty of English, University of Oxford
Reader in E-learning and Digital Libraries
HEA National Teaching Fellow
c/o OUCS, 13 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6NN
------------------------------------------------------
E-mail: [email protected]; Tel: +44 1865 283403; Fax: +44 1865
273275; URLs: http://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/
- The Visionary Cross Project Announces A Free Beta Test Of Its Viewer For The Ruthwell Cross
The Visionary Cross Project announces a free beta test of its viewer for the Ruthwell Cross You can access the test viewer at the following URL: http://vcg.isti.cnr.it/cross/ About the test We are using this test to gain initial feedback on usability...
- Booking Open: Digital Humanities @ Oxford Summer School 2012
The Digital.Humanities@Oxford Summer School (DHOXSS) 2012 is now open for booking! Booking is now open at: http://digital.humanities.ox.ac.uk/dhoxss/ with a limited number of ?early bird? discounted places. The DHOXSS is scheduled for...
- Holinshed's Chronicles
Many have probably already seen this, but: Holinshed's Chronicles Subject: Holinshed?s Chronicles From: Ian Archer Dear colleagues, I am pleased to announce a new freely available resource for all those interested in historical writing (and much else...
- Anglo-saxon Kent Electronic Database
The ADS, the AHRC and the Leverhulme Trust are pleased to announce the online launch of the Anglo-Saxon Kent Electronic Database (ASKED): http://ads.ahds.ac.uk/catalogue/archive/asked_ahrc_2008/ This database was created by Stuart Brookes and Sue Harrington...
- Oxford Summer Schools On Tei, Xml And More
Join us at OUCS this summer for two workshops organized by the Research Technologies Service. During the week July 21st to 25th, the TEI team at Oxford is once again offering special training in text encoding principles and techniques. This year we have...