Modules outline - milnegeneseo/digital-scholarly-editing GitHub Wiki

A rough outline for the modules

These headings are envisioned as conceptual divisions but it might be helpful to imagine each occupying its own page.

• What is this project?
• What is scholarly editing?
  • The tradition of scholarly editing
  • Scholarly editing and types of reading
  • Three purposes of scholarly editing
    • Editing to improve
    • Editing to select
    • Editing to recover
  • Scholarly editing and textual criticism
  • Genetic editing
  • Walden as example
• What is digital scholarly editing?
  • Affordances of the digital
    • Separation of encoding and output
    • Multiple outputs (textual transformation)
    • "Authoritative" vs. open-ended editions
    • Collaboration
    • Representing textual fluidity
• Tools for digital scholarly editing
  • TEI
    • What is it?
    • TEI basics
  • Code editors and syntax checking
    • "Plain text"
    • Simple editors and cross-platform compatibility / accessibility
      • Notepad
      • TextEdit
      • Atom
      • VS Code
      • oXygen
  • IIIF
    • What is it?
    • Things you can do with images
• Workflows for digital scholarly editing
  • Git
  • GitHub