Paolo Monella, Linking Text and image: TEI XML and IIIF
Lecture
- 15.00 Let's link our edition to local image
- 15.05 IIIF: what and why
- 15.08 Let's view a manuscript with IIIF
- 15.12 What's under the hood? IIIF JSON metadata files
- 15.18 Let's manipulate an image with the IIIF Image API
(resizing, cropping, rotating)
- 15.22 Let's link our edition to an IIIF image
- 15.30 Lecture end
Workshop
- 15.45 Exercise 1 (encoding): link your edition to a local image (page 218r) with Oxygen
- 15.55 Exercise 2 (visualization): transform and visualize the result of exercise 1
with OxGarage (local image, page 218r)
- 16.05 Exercise 3 (guided activity): open and browse IIIF JSON metadata files for page 218r;
find the correct IIIF URLs for the manifest, the canvas JSON, the image JSON and the image file
- 16.15 Exercise 4 (encoding): use Oxygen to link your edition to the IIIF metadata/image for page 213r
(<msDesc>, <pb>, lb> <and <figure>
- 16.30 Workshop end
- Homework Exercise 5 (encoding):
open and browse IIIF JSON metadata files for page 218v (the 2nd page);
identify the IIIF URL for the full image of that page;
link <pb n="218v"> to that image.
