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The final project will be a representation of digital scholarly edition and/or distant reading methods. This will include:
A document where you describe the theoretical assumptions you made and the structure of your project. Make sure you clarify your research questions in this document, such as through a section entitled, “My research question”. Make sure you answer the following questions: what message would you expect to deliver? How will you organise your content? Does your model fit with your research question?
A webpage on your GitHub repository with a structure and a map of content that follows the idea described in the document - Examples: https://www.w3schools.com/w3css/w3css_templates.asp
If you use XSLT or Xquery:
- The script in GitHub
you use IIIF:
- A manifest for the description of the images, also on the basis of the model indicated.
A viewer (either Mirador or Open Sea Dragon or both) embedded in the website in one or more pages.
you use Text Analysis:
If you are working together with other colleagues, we would like to have a clear acknowledgement of your work throughout ‘comments’ you might use for any computer language and also in the documentation or in a possible ‘about’ on the Website.