Educational Opportunities in Digital Scholarly Editing

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The Institute of English Studies (the IES) is offering two opportunities that might be of interest to ADE members.

Dr. Christopher Ohge, a lecturer in Digital Approaches to Literature at the IES, is offering an online short course on Digital Scholarly Editing from 3-7 May 2021. The course will survey the traditions and principles of scholarly editing and textual scholarship, while providing training in the fundamentals of creating digital editions.

Learn more here: https://www.ies.sas.ac.uk/study-training/short-courses/digital-scholarly-editing-introduction

The IES is also holding a virtual symposium from 22-30 April 2021, entitled “Creative, Critical, Editing.” The symposium will include a virtual roundtable followed by interactive workshops where attendees will be able to try out editing in new forms.

Learn more about the symposium and workshops here: https://www.ies.sas.ac.uk/events/conferences/creative-critical-editing-virtual-symposium

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