Introducing the Digital Scholarly Editions Initial Training Network (DiXiT ITN), 2014-2017
Authors/Creators
- Turska, Magdalena (Project leader)1
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Hadden, Richard
(Editor)2
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Martinez, Merisa
(Editor)3
- Spadini, Elena (Editor)4
- Bleeker, Elli (Editor)5
- Broughton, Misha (Editor)6
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Neuber, Frederike
(Editor)7, 6
- Toljamo, Tuomo (Editor)8
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Kelly, Aodhan
(Editor)9, 5
- Powell, Daniel (Editor)8, 10
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- Turska, Magdalena (Project leader)1
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Hadden, Richard
(Editor)2
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Martinez, Merisa
(Editor)3
- Spadini, Elena (Editor)4
- Bleeker, Elli (Editor)5
- Broughton, Misha (Editor)6
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Neuber, Frederike
(Editor)7, 6
- Toljamo, Tuomo (Editor)8
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Kelly, Aodhan
(Editor)9, 5
- Powell, Daniel (Editor)8, 10
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Caria, Federico
(Editor)6
- Dowding, Heidi Elaine (Editor)4
- Alvarez-Carbajal, Francisco Javier (Editor)11
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University of Oxford
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National University of Ireland, Maynooth
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3.
University of Borås
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Huygens Institute for History and Culture of the Netherlands
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5.
University of Antwerp
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University of Cologne
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University of Graz
- 8. King's College London
- 9. Open Universiteit
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University of Victoria
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11.
École des hautes études en sciences sociales
Description
The Digital Scholarly Editions Initial Training Network (DiXiT ITN) is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Action (MSCA) underwritten by the EU through the 7th Framework People's Programme. It is an international collaboration among ten partner institutions and several associated partners from the public and private sectors, all actively involved in the creation and publication of digital textual scholarship projects, and specifically digital scholarly editions. The core of the DiXiT project is a set of coordinate training and research events for early stage (PhD) and experienced (postdoctoral) researchers. These events provide training in the multidisciplinary skills, technologies, theories and methods of digital scholarly editing. The network also prioritizes offering DiXiT fellows chances to improve transferable skills that can be used across sectors, such as project management, event organization, financial management, grant writing, language acquisition, and strong written and presentation skills.
As a group of DiXiT Fellows, this poster introduces the topics of our projects as well as our plans for the next three years.
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Dates
- Accepted
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2014-07-01Conference/Workshop Poster