Two tweets in a week ...! We're doing some big updates on our website this week, with lots of new material to showcase, but here as a taster is our animation produced by the fab @Dragonfly on The dynamic edition of the Declaration #DeclarationofArbroath https://t.co/21sNvKOHNN
Interested in how @kingsdigitallab applies Machine Learning methods to A&H / cultural heritage contexts? read this post by Senior Research Software Engineer Geoffroy Noël with examples from collaborative projects @kingsdh@kingshistory@cotr2020@kingsartshums @eResearch_KCL
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We awake from our slumber to let you know that the prototype dynamic edition of selections from Regiam Maiestatem is finally finished. With thanks to all at @kingsdigitallab https://t.co/iWIzhYuPDC
A HUGE thank you to all who came to our sessions yesterday—on the COTR project and the dynamic edition—and tuesday, on the EPIC articulating jurisdiction strand. #IMC2021
Caton gives an effusive (& well-deserved!) shout out to the innovative design work by @ginez_17 and Geoffroy Noël (in particular) on the @kingsdigitallab team. He notes that their interface is both useable & intuitive & provides a new take on a scholarly edition. #s1126#IMC2021
Our co-sponsored #IMC2021 strand on 'Articulating legal and political boundaries' is on TODAY (s526, 626, 726, 826, 926). Come and here such wonders as @DJSummerlin @S_B_White @ifagersen, @KB_Neal and those (I think) not on twitter ....
and then, finally @davies_johnny will round it all off, talking about how #regiam was written and rewritten over the later middle ages, and why that matters.
and for our @IMC_Leeds tweet. Brighten up your Wednesday morning with #s1026 on 'thinking through the longue durée', featuring, quite literally, history, law and charters in Scotland in the late middle ages