Laura Mandell’s “Brave New World: A Look at 18thConnect“
Complete text of Laura Mandell’s “Brave New World: A Look at 18thConnect“. Part of special forum on electronic resources, Age of Johnson, vol. 21 (2012).
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January 7, 2015 at 1:55 pm |
[…] I was extremely pleased with such a positive response to my workshop on digital editing, ECCO, 18thConnect, the Oxford Text Archive, and EEBO-TCP (whew!). Thanks to all who attended and especially for the fascinating discussion that ensued. As promised here is the PDF of the slide show liberate-bsecs-2015.pdf (thanks to Laura Mandell for some of the images). I’ve also included here a link to Laura Mandell’s 2012 article about 18thConnect. […]
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