Teaching European Literature and Culture with C&IT

Teaching European Literature and Culture
with C&IT (Communication and Information Technologies)

A One-Day Conference
organised by CTI Textual Studies 18th March 1998

Papers from this conference are online at
http://info.ox.ac.uk/ctitext/publish/occas/eurolit/index.html

Themes addressed will include:

Teaching literature and culture with the World Wide Web;
Digital environments in teaching;
Technology and the study of the text;
Electronic editions and teaching.

This one-day conference will provide a forum for academics using C&IT in their teaching and research to share expertise with their colleagues. Formal papers will be followed by a panel session where there will be the opportunity for discussion and dialogue on topics such as What are the implications for the future of scholarship? Where does the digital medium fit into the study of literature and culture? Virtual environment - real learning?

Provisional Programme

9.00- 9.30	Arrival and Registration
9.30- 9.45	Welcome from Lou Burnard, Manager of the Humanities Computing Unit
9.45-10.30	Domenico Fiormonte, Dept. of Italian, University of Edinburgh - Digital Variants and the Writing Process: Analysing Literary Texts on the WWW
10.30-11.15	Rhian Davies, Dept. of Hispanic Studies, University of Sheffield - The Pérez Galdós Editions Project: Creating Electronic Scholarly Editions
COFFEE
11.45-12.30	Tony McNeill, Dept. of French, University of Sunderland - A Season in Cyberspace: Reflecting on Web-based Resources for French Studies
LUNCH and EXHIBITION *Demonstration* Italia 2000, Gavin Burnage, University of Cambridge *Displays* The Oxford Text Archive; Eurotext: A Collaborative Resource Bank of Learning Materials; Chadwyck-Healey Electronic Publishers; The Voltaire Foundation
2.00-2.45	Duncan Large, Dept. of German, University of Wales Swansea- CDU on CD-ROM, Werther on the Web: Electronic Resources for German Studies
2.45-3.15	Arend Küster, Chadwyck-Healey Publishers- German Literature Online: Creating a Teaching and Research Tool
COFFEE
3.45-4.15	Stuart Lee, Centre for Humanities Computing, University of Oxford - Virtual Seminars for Teaching World War I Poetry
4.15-4.45	Panel Discussion

CTI Centre for Textual Studies, Humanities Computing Unit, 13 Banbury Road, Oxford OX2 6NN.

Tel. +44 (0)1865 283282; Fax. +44 (0)1865 273275; Email: ctitext@oucs.ox.ac.uk

Document created by: Sarah Porter
Document created: 10 February 1998
Last update: 9 September 1999
The URL for this document is http://info.ox.ac.uk/ctitext/workshops/eurolit.html