Find primary sources online and learn how to research history digitally.
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Find primary sources online and learn how to research history digitally.
A full-stack publishing solution involving different technologies to power digital archives
Edition Visualization Technology 2 - development
The mei-friend Web Application: Editing MEI in the Browser
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Dédalo: Cultural Heritage & Oral History Management System
BookReconciler, A Tool for Metadata Enrichment and Clustering of Book Data
ConedaKOR – store.manage.retrieve.
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A participative platform for cultural texts translators
The Data Format for Digital Linguistics (DaFoDiL)
Corpus analyses confrontation
🎞 transcribe > annotate > remix > publish video and audio content
Presentation frontend for archaeological data from OpenAtlas databases
A python application to create and store linked open data via a friendly user interface.
Graphical Image Anotation Tool - Digital Humanities - electron client server application with neo4j database for a mxgraph frontend with graph analysis
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A Nelsonian hypertext infrastructure for digital humanities
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A small JavaScript library for transliterating strings between different orthographies
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