Date: Mon, 12 Apr 1999 19:10:24 +0100 (BST)
From: Michael Fraser <mike.fraser@computing-services.oxford.ac.uk>
Subject: Computers & Texts 16/17 Published & Call for Articles
Computers & Texts 16/17 (double issue) is now available in print and
online editions. Computers & Texts is the journal/newsletter of CTI
Textual Studies.
The URL is: http://info.ox.ac.uk/ctitext/publish/comtxt/
Computers & Texts 16 has been published online for a number of months. The
publication of a double issue adds the following articles and reviews:
Leon Litvack & Nicholas Dunlop, "The Imperial Archive: Creating Online
Research Resources".
Celia Duffy, "Networking Moving Images: The BFI/BUFVC/JISC
Imagination/Universities Network Pilot project".
Michael Popham & Alan Morrison, "News from the Oxford Text Archive".
Barry Smith "Changing Shades: Review of Metabody and Chameleons 2".
Christopher J. Pountain, "Major Authors on CD-ROM: Miguel de Cervantes".
Kathryn Sutherland, "Romanticism: The CD-ROM".
Helen Clark & Nicola Timbrell, "Response to the Review of the BBC Julius
Caesar CD-ROM".
Mairi Levitt, "The Issue of Abortion in America: An explanation of a
social controversy on CD-ROM".
Christopher Stephens, "EndNote 3.0: First Impressions".
Colleen McKenna, "Computer-Assisted Assessment Centre National Survey".
COMPUTERS & TEXTS 18: Call for Articles and Reviews
Articles and reviews are invited for the next issue of Computers & Texts,
the newsletter of CTI Textual Studies. Articles may concern any aspect of
the use of computers in the HE teaching of the disciplines we support
(literature in all languages, theology, classics, philosophy, film
studies, theatre arts and drama). We especially welcome reviews and case
studies of computer resources currently being used within teaching &
learning (especially within UK higher education). Reviews of relevant
books and conference reports are also welcome. The Oxford Text Archive
sponsors a section relating to the creation and use of electronic
texts/editions for research as well as teaching purposes.
All contributions for Computers & Texts 18 should reach the Centre by
15 May 1999. Submissions may be made by electronic mail to
ctitext@oucs.ox.ac.uk or mike.fraser@oucs.ox.ac.uk. Submissions on paper
should be sent to the Centre together with an electronic version of the
document (and any image files) on a 3.5" disk.
Articles should not normally exceed 2,500 words and reviews should be
between 800-1,500 words. If you feel it necessary to exceed these limits
please contact the Centre prior to submitting your work. Please note that
we reserve the right to edit contributions where necessary.
Contributions will appear in both the print and electronic editions of
Computers & Texts.
Michael Fraser (Editor)
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Humanities Computing Unit, OUCS Tel: +44 1865 283 343
University of Oxford
13 Banbury Road http://info.ox.ac.uk/ctitext/
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