Interactive Album of Mediaeval Palaeography - Revision history

GabrielBodard: cat; review bibliography

2025-12-08T16:35:41Z

cat; review bibliography

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	==Available==		==Available==
	* https://paleographie.huma-num.fr/		* https://paleographie.huma-num.fr/
	==Author~~/Editor~~==
			==Author==
	* Marjorie Burghart		* Marjorie Burghart

	==Description==		==Description==

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	The XML TEI retrieved from the database is transformed into XHTML on the fly, through XSLT.		The XML TEI retrieved from the database is transformed into XHTML on the fly, through XSLT.

	~~Reviewed in the [https~~://~~journal~~.~~digitalmedievalist~~.~~org~~/~~article~~/id/~~6981~~/ ~~Journal of the Digital Medievalist]~~		==Reviews==

			* Porter, D., 2011. "Burghart, Marjorie, ed. 2011. Album interactif de paléographie médiévale/Interactive Album of Mediaeval Palaeography. Lyon: UMR 5648 CIHAM <http://ciham.ish-lyon.cnrs.fr/paleographie/>." ''Digital Medievalist'' 7. DOI: http://doi.org/10.16995/dm.32

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	[[category:TEI]]		[[category:TEI]]
	[[category:palaeography]]		[[category:palaeography]]

JoelKalvesmaki: /* Description */ Added review

2023-09-19T14:48:02Z

Description: Added review

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	Areas have been placed on the images and associated with their transcription in Image Markup Tool (IMT), a free software. Then, the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) XML files created in IMT have been trnasformed into XHTML with an XSLT program. A CSS stylesheet and a javascript file control how the exercises work. This “palaeography exercise creation kit” is freely available on the IMT website, under “Paleography” (free software). The exercises of the album on this website have been created with this version of IMT, that generates XML TEI source files. But rather than publishing a static HTML export of those exercises, the XML TEI source files have been uploaded in a native XML database, eXist-db.		Areas have been placed on the images and associated with their transcription in Image Markup Tool (IMT), a free software. Then, the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) XML files created in IMT have been trnasformed into XHTML with an XSLT program. A CSS stylesheet and a javascript file control how the exercises work. This “palaeography exercise creation kit” is freely available on the IMT website, under “Paleography” (free software). The exercises of the album on this website have been created with this version of IMT, that generates XML TEI source files. But rather than publishing a static HTML export of those exercises, the XML TEI source files have been uploaded in a native XML database, eXist-db.

	The website interface is written in PHP, that interacts with the eXist-db database via XML-RPC. The search function is provided by XQuery.		The website interface is written in PHP, that interacts with the eXist-db database via XML-RPC. The search function is provided by XQuery.

	The XML TEI retrieved from the database is transformed into XHTML on the fly, through XSLT.		The XML TEI retrieved from the database is transformed into XHTML on the fly, through XSLT.

			Reviewed in the [https://journal.digitalmedievalist.org/article/id/6981/ Journal of the Digital Medievalist]

	[[category:TEI]]		[[category:TEI]]
	[[category:palaeography]]		[[category:palaeography]]

JoelKalvesmaki: /* Description */ Updated description

2023-09-19T14:38:29Z

Description: Updated description

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	==Description==		==Description==

	~~Cet~~ album ~~interactif~~, collection ~~d'exercices de~~ transcription, n'a ~~pas pour~~ but ~~de remplacer une formation dans cette discipline~~, ~~mais simplement de permettre aux étudiants ou amateurs désireux de se perfectionner de s'exercer de façon autonome à l'~~aspect ~~pratique de la paléographie~~, ~~c'est~~-à-~~dire la lecture des textes manuscrits~~.		The purpose of this interactive album, consisting in a collection of transcription exercises, is not to be a substitute for a proper learning of this science, but simply to allow students or amateurs (genealogists, History enthusiasts, etc.) to train themselves in the practical aspect of palaeography, that is reading manuscript texts.

			Areas have been placed on the images and associated with their transcription in Image Markup Tool (IMT), a free software. Then, the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) XML files created in IMT have been trnasformed into XHTML with an XSLT program. A CSS stylesheet and a javascript file control how the exercises work. This “palaeography exercise creation kit” is freely available on the IMT website, under “Paleography” (free software). The exercises of the album on this website have been created with this version of IMT, that generates XML TEI source files. But rather than publishing a static HTML export of those exercises, the XML TEI source files have been uploaded in a native XML database, eXist-db.

			The website interface is written in PHP, that interacts with the eXist-db database via XML-RPC. The search function is provided by XQuery.

			The XML TEI retrieved from the database is transformed into XHTML on the fly, through XSLT.

	[[category:TEI]]		[[category:TEI]]
	[[category:palaeography]]		[[category:palaeography]]

JoelKalvesmaki: Started page

2023-09-19T14:35:39Z

Started page

New page

==Available==
* https://paleographie.huma-num.fr/
==Author/Editor==
* Marjorie Burghart
==Description==

Cet album interactif, collection d'exercices de transcription, n'a pas pour but de remplacer une formation dans cette discipline, mais simplement de permettre aux étudiants ou amateurs désireux de se perfectionner de s'exercer de façon autonome à l'aspect pratique de la paléographie, c'est-à-dire la lecture des textes manuscrits.

[[category:TEI]]
[[category:palaeography]]