>From Frances Condron
Humanities Computing Unit, Oxford University

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Winter Seminars at Oxford's Humanities Computing Unit
10th - 12th January 2001
Humanities Computing Unit, University of Oxford
http://www.hcu.ox.ac.uk/winter/

Booking deadline: 11th December 2000

Oxford University's Humanities Computing Unit is pleased to
announce three
seminars on humanities computing, to be held in Oxford from the
10th to
12th January 2001. They are updated repeats from the summer
seminars
series that ran in July 2000. The three seminars are:

10th January: Putting your database on the Web
11th January: Creating and documenting digital texts
12th January: Working with XML

The seminar website at http://www.hcu.ox.ac.uk/winter/ includes
full
details of the topics to be covered on each day.  Each seminar
will
give you the opportunity to consult with experts about your
research
projects, and will also combine practical hands-on sessions with
formal presentations. All teaching will be carried out by members
of
the Humanities Computing Unit and Oxford University Computing
Services.

Who Should Come?

You should come if you work, or plan to work, with digital data,
especially in a research context. You should be familiar with
the concepts of HTML, and with using the Internet. You will leave
with
a clear sense of the principles and processes of electronic text
and
database creation and delivery, and be able to identify those
areas
where you need to learn more.

How Much Will It Cost?

Each seminar costs £60 (£30 for members of Oxford University).
You
can book for any combination of individual seminars.

Interested?

Booking information and further details are available online, at

http://www.hcu.ox.ac.uk/winter/

or contact Jenny Newman, Humanities Computing Unit, OUCS,  13
Banbury
Road, Oxford OX2 6NN. Tel: +44 (0)1865 273221; fax: +44 (0)1865
273275;
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