Submission Topics
Topics might include but are not restricted to:
- TEI Conceptual Model
- TEI and semantic features
- TEI and formal ontologies
- TEI and semantic annotation
- TEI and the Semantic Web
- TEI schemas
- Culture and scholarship
- TEI in different linguistic and cultural traditions
- TEI in libraries, archives and museums
- TEI and critical editing/text analysis/text corpora
- TEI and digital collections
- TEI and mass digitisation
- TEI and user studies
- TEI Processing Model
- TEI tools (for analysis and publication) and infrastructures
- TEI and interchange
- Interoperability and integration with other technologies and standards
- TEI and visualisation
- The future of the TEI
- Community and outreach
- Intellectual and technical challenges
- Social structure, sustainability and financial model
Submission Types
Individual paper presentations will be allocated 30 minutes: 20 minutes for delivery, and 10 minutes for questions and answers.
Panel sessions will be allocated 1.5 hours and may be of varied formats, including:
- three paper-panels: 3 papers on the same or related topics
- round table discussion: 5-8 presenters on a single theme. Ample time should be left for questions & answers after brief optional presentations.
Posters (including tool demonstrations) will be presented during the poster session.
The local organizer will provide flip charts and tables for poster session/tool demonstration presenters, along with wireless internet access. Each poster presenter is expected to participate in a slam immediately preceding the poster session.
Submission Procedure
All proposals should be submitted via an online platform, the availability of which will be announced shortly.
Please submit your proposals by March 30, 2013.
If you don’t have already one, you will need to create an account (i.e., username and password) in order to file a submission. For each submission, you may upload files to the system after you have completed filling out demographic data and the abstract.
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Individual paper or poster proposals (including tool demonstrations): Supporting materials (including graphics, multimedia, etc., or even a copy of the complete paper) may be uploaded after the initial abstract is submitted. Submission should be made in the form of an abstract of 750-1500 words (plus bibliography).
- Panel sessions (three paper panels): The panel organizer submits a proposal for the entire session, containing a 500-word introduction explaining the overarching theme and rationale for the inclusion of the papers, together with a 750-1500 words section for each panel member.
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Panel sessions (round table discussion): The panel organizer submits a proposal of 750-1500 words describing the rationale for the discussion and includes the list of panelists. Panelists need to be contacted by the panel organizer and have expressed their willingness in participation before submission.
All proposals will be reviewed by the program committee and selected external reviewers.
Those interested in holding working paper sessions outside the meeting session tracks should contact the meeting organizers at meeting@tei-c.org to schedule a room.
Please send queries to meeting@tei-c.org.
Conference submissions will be considered for conference proceedings, edited as a special issue of the Journal of the Text Encoding Initiative. Further details on the submission process will be forthcoming.
For the Programme Committee
Arianna Ciula
2013 TEI Conference and Members Meeting Programme Committee
- Marjorie Burghart
- Lou Burnard
- Fabio Ciotti
- Arianna Ciula (chair)
- Gianfranco Crupi
- Sebastian Rahtz
Call for Workshops and Tutorials
The Programme Committee of the 2013 Annual Conference and Members Meeting of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI –http://www.tei-c.org) Consortium invites proposals for educational tutorials or workshops to precede the conference.
The goal of the tutorials is to give an opportunity to learn more about the use of TEI markup under the guidance of experienced instructors and practitioners, whereas workshops are an opportunity for specific groups to meet and work together on a TEI related subject.
Workshops and tutorials range in length from a single morning or afternoon to a maximum of two days. Tutorials are run on a cost-recovery basis: a separate fee is charged of participants that is intended to cover the costs of running the tutorial. Workshops are expected to be free of charges.
Submission guidelines
If you are interested in proposing either a workshop or a tutorial for the 2013 Members’ Meeting and Conference, please contact meeting@tei-c.org as early as possible and submit your proposal
before 30 March 2013
via Conftool, the availability of which will be announced shortly. Expressions of interest should include as much as possible of the following information (the committee is willing to work with proposers in developing their proposals):
- Topic
- Rationale explaining why this topic is likely to draw sufficient attention of the TEI community
- Length of the event
- Infrastructural requirements
- (In the case of a tutorial)
- Proposed instructor or slate of instructors including brief discussion of relevant experience
- Preliminary budget of your anticipated costs (if any)
- (In the case of a workshop)
- Core list of people who are likely to participate, keeping in mind that workshops are by essence open for participation
- Organisational and infrastructure costs (e.g. coffee breaks and the like) will be determined later in conjunction with the local organising committee
Tutorial proposals will be evaluated by the programme committee primarily on the basis of their likely appeal to the TEI community, the quality of the proposed instructors and method of instruction, and cost.
Please send queries to meeting@tei-c.org.
2013 TEI Conference and Members Meeting Programme Committee
- Marjorie Burghart
- Lou Burnard
- Fabio Ciotti
- Arianna Ciula (chair)
- Gianfranco Crupi
- Sebastian Rahtz
