In the archives of our own project, we face situation where there are many lists of "things", one line each. Either we mark each and every line (fastidious), or we could single-mark the overall block and we associate a composite transcription tool that could present again and agin the same single-line form up to the point where the user push the "stop" button.
Ideally, this transcription tool would create as many annotations as lines (rather than one single block annotation), such that the verification step should held on a line basis. As a side effect, all the annotations would be associated to the same (rectangular) mark, with an index (to know which annotation to compare in the verification task).
In the archives of our own project, we face situation where there are many lists of "things", one line each. Either we mark each and every line (fastidious), or we could single-mark the overall block and we associate a composite transcription tool that could present again and agin the same single-line form up to the point where the user push the "stop" button.
Ideally, this transcription tool would create as many annotations as lines (rather than one single block annotation), such that the verification step should held on a line basis. As a side effect, all the annotations would be associated to the same (rectangular) mark, with an index (to know which annotation to compare in the verification task).