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Monthly Archives: May 2022
TEPT gets an annotation tool
Thanks to the collaboration with Enrico Mensa, Davide Colla and Matteo Delsanto (Department of Computer Science of the University of Turin), TEPT can now rely on a tool for data-entry tasks and for metadata management. One of the tasks of … Continue reading
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Tagged Academic Genealogy, Digigtal Humanities, Social history, TEPT
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