O_ocw_rehecri_01: Ressources

Section	Nom	Description
	PROFESOR: ANTONIO DÁVILA PÉREZ (DPTO. FILOLOGÍA CLÁSICA)	Antonio Dávila Pérez
	I-digital! Introducción a recursos y herramientas para la edición crítica digital	Página web del proyecto de innovación docente I-digital!

TEMA 1. HACIA LA EDICIÓN CRÍTICA DIGITAL	Tema 1. Ediciones académicas digitales	Ediciones académicas digitales
	Ejercicio 1. 2. Actividad práctica	Ejercicio I. 2

TEMA 2. HEURÍSTICA	Tema 2. Recursos para la heurística	Tema II
	Impresos de Tito Livio en el siglo XVI (trabajo en progreso)	Impresos Tito Livio siglo XVI
	Ejercicio 2. 2. Actividad práctica	Tarea práctica

TEMA 3. ECDÓTICA (I): INTRODUCCIÓN A XML	Tema 3. Introducción a XML	Tema 3
	Ejemplos XML	Ejemplos
	Ejercicio 3. 2. Actividad práctica	Identifica y nombra las partes del documento XML contenido en el archivo PDF adjunto. A continuación, dibuja la estructura arbórea del documento.
	Instrucciones para la realización de la actividad 3. 2: Árbol XML	Árbol XML

TEMA 4. ECDÓTICA (II): INTRODUCCIÓN A TEI	Tema 4. Introducción a TEI	Introducción a TEI
	Ejemplos TEI	Ejemplos
	Modelo de codificación TEI	En el siguiente archivo os dejo un modelo para que preparéis el marcado TEI XML de vuestros propios textos.
	Tito Livio - TEI XML	En el siguiente archivo os dejo un modelo para que preparéis el marcado TEI XML de vuestros propios textos. La edición que vamos a digitalizar es la de Ogilvie (Oxford, 1974). El objetivo final del etiquetado o marcado es enriquecer los textos en dos niveles: por un lado, vamos a enriquecer la edición de Ogilvie con enlaces a manuscritos digitales y ediciones de principios de la Edad Moderna ya disponibles en internet, además de con un aparato de fuentes y otros aspectos más que desglosaremos a continuación; por otro lado, el documento digital que vamos a elaborar es mucho más que un Word, porque en él vamos a marcar entradas de aparato crítico, nombres de persona, de lugar, de institución, vamos a añadir la imagen de las páginas de la edición de Ogilvie, y otros muchos aspectos que permitirán que esta información pueda ser almacenada, compartida y localizada por distintos usuarios y entornos. Os explico brevemente los elementos que hemos
	El ejemplo de la codificación TEI en The Newton Project	The Newton Project
	Ejercicio 4. 2. 1. Introducción a oXygen XML Editor	oXygen
	Ejercicio 4. 2. 2. Actividad práctica	Después de realizar la primera parte de este ejercicio (vídeo 4. 2.1) se pide al alumno que cree su primer archivo TEI siguiendo las instrucciones del fichero PDF adjunto.
	Instrucciones para la realización de la actividad 4. 2. 2	Fichero

TEMA 5. HERMENÉUTICA	Tema 5.1. Transformación de los datos y personalización de esquemas	Transformación y personalización
	Tema 5. 2. Visualizando los datos con Palladio	Palladio
	Ejemplo 5. 1. Transformaciones con oxGarage y oXygen	Ejemplo 5. 1
	Ejemplo 5. 2. Esquema personalizado a partir de Roma	Esquema personalizado
	Ejercicio 5. 2. 1. Actividad práctica: transformar mi primer documento TEI a HTML	Ejercicio
	Ejercicio 5. 2. 2. Actividad práctica: crear un esquema TEI personalizado	Ejercicio 5. 2. 2.

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