http://t.co/2Qnw5hNkhH: The Syriac Reference Portal is a collaborative online search tool and reference guide to Syriac literature and culture.
Vanderbilt University, U.S.
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Colleagues, in light of the chaos at Twitter, Syriaca.org is considering discontinuing use of our twitter account. We will continue use of our blog at: blog.syriaca.org
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In case you missed it don't forget to check out @ephremishac's thorough introduction to the #Syriac manuscripts collection at #Yale University (@BeineckeLibrary)!
@jedwardwalters @SyriacCorpus @srophe @Yale #libraries #archives
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Help us as we continue efforts to improve Syriaca.org. We're looking for people willing to provide feedback via a Zoom interview. PRT blog.syriaca.org/2022/05/syr…
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Syriaca.org is gathering information on how to meet the needs of those who use our site. The first phase involves a user survey: forms.gle/XgN7o1Kod2XsiqVZ7 Let us know how you use Syriaca.org. All responses anonymous. Survey will NOT save your e-mail. Thanks!
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Excited to announce that @drnathanpgibson, @Torabik5, and I have just published "Modeling a Born-Digital Factoid Prosopography using the TEI and Linked Data": journals.openedition.org/jte….
#prosopography #jTEI #digitalhumanities #DigiClass
So grateful for the work of @ephremishac in drawing attention to the work of Syriaca.org. And thank you to @drnathanpgibson for representing the project so well.
In case you missed it remember to check out the first part of our Editor for #Syriac Studies @ephremishac’s interview with @drnathanpgibson on #Syriaca.org!
@srophe @gorgiaspress @SyriacMalankara @JollyRobker
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Syriaca.org is a collaborative research project publishing online reference works concerning the culture, history, and literature of Syriac communities.
#dayofdh2021
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Syriac Studies folks interest in Natural Language Processing should check this out.
🌟 Want to do text analysis on under-resourced languages? Is lack of linguistic tools a barrier to your research?
Attend the "New Languages for NLP" institute @nlp_new
CFP coming soon!
newnlp.princeton.edu/
#ODHFunded #NAHM20 @PrincetonDH @HCLibraries @DARIAHeu @LC_Labs
ALT New Languages for NLP: Building Linguistic Diversity in the Digital Humanities. newnlp.princeton.edu.
Syriac Studies folks might be interested in this virtual lecture on multilingual digital humanities.
Thrilled that our next #spectrumsofdh2020 virtual lecture is on Thursday, October 15 @ 1-2pm EST for Quinn Dombrowski's talk on multilingual DH! @quinnanya
DM us your contact info OR email us at [email protected] for a Zoom link
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ALT Join us on Zoom for our October edition of McGill's Virtual Lecture Series, Spectrums of DH! Talk Title: “What’s a ‘word’? Multilingual DH and the English default” When: Thursday, October 15th @ 1pm-2pm EST Where: Zoom - DM us your e-mail address or E-mail us at [email protected] to receive a Zoom invitation *Sponsored by McGill Digital Humanities & Centre Crihn Speaker Bio: Bio: Quinn Dombrowski is the Academic Technology Specialist at Stanford University in the Division of Languages, Cultures and Literatures (DLCL). She has been involved with digital humanities since 2004, working on a variety of projects including a medieval Russian database, a digital research environment for Bulgarian linguistics and folklore, a Drupal-based platform for developing digital catalogues raisonnés for art historians, and the financial papers of George Washington.
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I'll be presenting on Syriaca.org tomorrow: "Modeling cultural heritage information on the medieval Middle East" @ 2020 LD4 Conference on Linked Data in Libraries sched.co/cjIP @ld4conference #ld4conference @sched @srophe @SyriacCorpus
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"Re-Discovering MS Zafaran N. 12: A story of the power of social media and on finding lost materials in digital archives" by @ephremishac digitalorientalist.com/2020/…
Some Digital Humanities Summer Institute events are taking place virtually this summer. This includes a workshop on digital humanities issues related to Right-to-Left languages. You can register here: eventbrite.ca/e/virtual-righ…
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Now celebrating the launch of the open source Srophe app (srophe.app) at #CHAS19 with @davidamichelson, @wsalesky, @tgmill1, @schwartzdl1, @mmtaylor87 (and also @sawernke & @mandellc) Congratulations to all! #XQueryFTW!
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The docker image builder for Srophé Application on @dockerhub: hub.docker.com/r/srophe/srop… #CHAS19
Welcome Michelle Taylor. Syriaca.org is excited to be partnering with @VandyDCH in broadening the use of the Srophé app for scholars working in digital cultural heritage!
We're so excited to introduce Dr. Michelle Taylor as the Vandy DCH's inaugural post-doctoral fellow & TEI expert! Welcome Dr. Taylor! @VandyDHCenter @UVaLibrary @IowaEnglish @VandyLibraries my.vanderbilt.edu/digitalcul…
Nathan Gibson speaking on “Toward a Cyberinfrastructure for Syriac Literature” @Digital Classicist Berlin tinyurl.com/jnjebyx
Essay by @davidamichelson & @schwartzdl1 on "New Digital Tools for the Study of the Medieval Middle East"
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@TACarlsonDH speaking on Named Entities in Syriac.org data at Leipzig University.
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