Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) - Digital Humanities - Guides de recherche

What is Text Encoding Initiative (TEI)?

While most of the topics in Digital Humanities explore the visual component of data, text encoding initiative (TEI) focuses on text.
TEI is "a standard for the representation of texts in a digital form".

Text Encoding Initiative. (n.d.). Home. Retrieved from https://tei-c.org

Amelia Chesley. (2013, March 21). TEI (the Text Encoding Initiative) - an overview [Video file]. Retrieved from https://youtu.be/NsrV_htpvlI

Cambridge Digital Library
"Cambridge Digital Library presents high-resolution images and other representations of special collections material alongside detailed descriptions, transcriptions and translations".

TEI. (n.d.). TEI: Cambridge Digital Library. Retrieved from https://tei-c.org/activities/projects/cambridge-digital-library/
Lesbian and Gay Liberation in Canada
"The Lesbian and Gay Liberation in Canada (LGLC) project brings together accounts of over 34,000 events, people, and places that shaped the creation of gay political consciousness in Canada, spanning from the formation of the first homophile group in 1964 to the start of the AIDS crisis in 1981."

LGLC (n.d.). Lesbian and Gay Liberation in Canada. Retrieved from https://lglc.ca/

Text Encoding Initiative Projects
Visit the Text Encoding Initiative Projects Website for more examples of current projects and additional information on TEI.