2010
DOI: 10.1108/07378831011076611
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Challenges of serials text encoding in the spirit of scholarly communication

Abstract: Purpose -The paper aims to describe an electronic text project involving a scholarly history journal, and to share findings related to the encoding of serials using the text encoding interchange (TEI) guidelines. Design/methodology/approach -The project was completed using a combination of in-house and outsourced digitization and encoding, employing a variety of methods for quality control and encoding guidelines creation. Findings -Evidence is provided that certain types of encoding should be done in-house, a… Show more

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“…Other studies, such as Dalmau and Schlosser (2010) and Trehub and Wilson (2010) highlighted the importance of creating digital resources and providing access to users through the network. In this study, different objectives and criteria of digitisation have been examined.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Other studies, such as Dalmau and Schlosser (2010) and Trehub and Wilson (2010) highlighted the importance of creating digital resources and providing access to users through the network. In this study, different objectives and criteria of digitisation have been examined.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Dalmau and Schlosser recognized that Indiana University's IUScholarWorks Journals service began using OJS in a pilot project in 2008 after signicant development of an alternate platform occurred.. They outlined the history of the "Indiana Magazine of History," the journal's collaborative relationship with the IU Libraries, and the resulting accessible online index and the rst iteration of its online open access platform (Dalmau and Schlosser 2010). Their work focused on developing a TEI model for the Indiana Magazine of History that featured issue-level encoding using the P4 version of the guidelines and independent header les for encoding article-level metadata.…”
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confidence: 99%