0.27 Underpinnings of the social edition appendix 1

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Appendix 1: addresses and presentations

This article cumulates and builds upon a series of addresses and presentations given during the developmental steps and stages, outlined below. We wish to thank the organizers of the various conferences and lectures for the valuable opportunity to present on our ongoing research, and all present for their feedback.

2003

Siemens, Ray. “The Dynamic Textual Edition: Underpinnings and Above.” Distinguished Speaker Series. Maryland Institute for the Humanities, U of Maryland. 20 Feb. 2003. Address.

——. “Humanities Computing and the Scholarship of Integration: Modelling Disciplinary Interaction in Literary Studies through Humanities Computing.” Research Showcase. Malaspina U-C, Nanaimo. 17 Apr. 2003. Address.

——. “Toward a Computing Environment for the Literary Studies Reader.” Invited Lecture. Sheffield Hallam U, Sheffield. 17 Oct. 2003. Address.

——. “Imagining the Printed Book in an Electronic Age.” Lansdowne Lecture in Humanities Computing. U of Victoria, Victoria. 16 Nov. 2003. Address.

——. “Algorithm and Interface in the Electronic Scholarly Edition.” Theorizing the Interface. MLA Annual Convention. Manchester Grand Hyatt, San Diego. 29 Dec. 2003. Address.

——, and William R. Bowen. “The Role of Text Analysis in the Creation of a Knowledge Base: Preliminary Thoughts on the Future of Iter: Gateway to the Middle Ages and Renaissance.” CaSTA: The Canadian Symposium on Text Analysis Research. U of Victoria, Victoria. 14 Nov. 2003. Address.

2004

Siemens, Ray. “Pragmatic Notes Toward a Dynamic Scholarly Edition.” Seminar Series. Centre for Computational Studies, U of Kentucky. 16 Sep. 2004. Address.

——. “Modelling Humanistic Activity in the Electronic Scholarly Edition.” (The Face of Text, CaSTA: The Third Canadian Symposium on Text Analysis Research, McMaster U. 21 Nov. 2004. Address.

——. "Access to Knowledge." Technology, Culture, Aesthetics: Hypermedia and the Changing Nature of Knowledge. New Media and Culture Network Workshop Series. U of British Columbia, Vancouver. 6 May 2004. Address.

——, Elaine Toms, Geoffrey Rockwell, Stéfan Sinclair, and Lynne Siemens. “The Humanities Scholar in the Twenty-First Century: How Research is Done and What Support is Needed.” ALLC/ACH Joint International Conference. Göteborgs U, Göteborg. 16 Jun. 2004. Address.

——, Elaine Toms, Geoffrey Rockwell, Stéfan Sinclair, and Lynne Siemens. "Modelling the Humanities Scholar at Work." The Face of Text. CaSTA: Canadian Symposium on Text Analysis Research. McMaster U, Hamilton. 19 Nov. 2004. Address.

2005

Siemens, Ray. "Imagining the Printed Book and Manuscript in an Electronic Age." Form and Functionality: Human-Computer Interface and Interaction Issues for the Electronic Book. Annual Meeting of the Consortium for Computers in the Humanities (COCH-COSH), Congress of the Canadian Federation of Humanities and Social Sciences. U of Western Ontario, London. 30 May 2005. Address.

——. “Humanities Computing and the Modeling of Humanistic Activity.” Invited Lecture. Sheffield Hallam U, Sheffield. 9 Sep. 2005. Address.