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Midterm Project Expectations #7

Open RJP43 opened 7 years ago

RJP43 commented 7 years ago

@setriplette @ahunker @msb81 Below are your midterm project goals. Note: @ebeshero and I are not saying all of these tasks NEED to be completed by our next class meeting (Tuesday 10/18); however, making strides towards completing these tasks in the next week would be of great benefit to your project as we have reached this mid-semester point.

Here is your mid-term task list:

RJP43 commented 7 years ago

Here is how you access your project site via an FTP client:

  1. Log in to your FTP client the same way you did to access your personal site.
  2. You then need to go up or back two levels of directories. First, get to the directory outside of your personal folder and you will be in the home folder with all of the other user ID folders . Then, go to the directory above that (known as the root directory).
  3. From here you need to go down into the var folder, then into the www folder, and then into the html folder.
  4. Here you will see your project team folder along with other projects managed under the newtfire.org space. Go into your project folder to create your project website. Note: Most FTP clients will allow you to save this path so you don't need to navigate the directories from your personal website to your project site and vice versa every time you need to make edits. (If you have trouble saving this path meet with one of us or a returning student and we can assist you)
  5. Notice when you go into your project team folder @ebeshero has created a temporary index.html page and if you go to your project's newtfire address you can see the generic welcome page. When creating your project splash page replace this index.html file with your new home page (don't forget to set the properties so you and others in your group can Read, Write, Execute and others can Read and Execute).
setriplette commented 7 years ago

Here's what I've finished as of Sunday:

I still have not done

ebeshero commented 7 years ago

@setriplette The codebook looks awesome, and at this point you have done more than your part on the midterm. We'll be looking for input from @ahunker and @msb81 . About the schematron, I wonder if we should work this up as a Real Live TEI ODD? I am happy to pitch in and bootstrap your team with an ODD based on your codebook, and show you how to modify and update it...it'll be good experience for other projects I'm working on, if you're game to try it!

An ODD (short for One Document Does It All) basically constrains the TEI to just the element and attribute classes you need, sets the values you'll use for your attributes, AND includes any Schematron rules you write to define relationships between your elements and attribute values. You could write everything project-specific in Schematron, or constrain TEI using ODD and limit Schematron to checking attribute values when they need to occur in a set order, or to check when an element's or attribute's content depends on whether a parent, sibling, child, ancestor contains something special. If we write ODD, Schematron rules get tucked inside TEI's native schema and documentation, and it's the TEI-recommended way to go!

setriplette commented 7 years ago

I happily accept ODD training. I was wondering what they were talking about at TEI Lyon.

ahunker commented 7 years ago

I am almost done with the basic structural markup of Pilgrim, but I am still unsure how to use floatingText even after reading about it on the TEI website. I plan to start looking for emotions and body parts later this evening in order to start tagging them. If someone could double check my structural markup, I just updated it and pushed it to GitHub, and let me know if I need to change some of my tags. You don't have to go through the Regexed file, I have the steps I've taken and document outline in a separate text document.

setriplette commented 7 years ago

On it.

setriplette commented 7 years ago

Okay I took a look. Unfortunately I have other commitments this afternoon so it wasn't thorough, but I pushed a file converted to TEI to Github. Oxygen is allover red because of troubles with either well-formed XML or the TEI guidelines. I did look at the structure and I think when you have <div type="narrative"> you actually want to make that floating text. http://www.tei-c.org/release/doc/tei-p5-doc/en/html/ref-floatingText.html

ahunker commented 7 years ago

So, I went through and fixed up the structure of the marked up document. @setriplette I took your advice about the floating text tag and it worked wonderfully. Thank you. Overall, it took several attempts, but I finally got Oxygen green once I changed it into an XML file. Unfortunately, cleaning up and fixing the structure took longer than I expected so I have not as of yet tagged any emotions or body parts. I will try to tag emotions or body parts before class tomorrow. @setriplette If you want to double check my files, I welcome any feedback. In my upconversion steps I have an outline of the structure of the document if that will help you create the codebook.

setriplette commented 7 years ago