Subject Guide
Introduction
What is XML? How do I apply TEI to texts? What do I use to work on XML? If these questions have been plaguing you, look no further! This is a guide to XML and how to use the Oxygen XML Editor to create and edit XML documents.
Support
If you have questions after reading this guide, please contact Dan Tracy (dtracy@illinois.edu), head of Scholarly Communication and Publishing.
- Scholarly Communication & PublishingThe Scholarly Communication and Publishing unit at the University of Illinois Library offers services and resources to support Illinois researchers and students as they pursue new avenues for producing scholarship in digital environments, and negotiate the diverse paths for sharing and disseminating their research.
For assistance with XML or other digital humanities tools and resources, don't hesitate to contact the Scholarly Commons staff by email (sc@library.illinois.edu) or call 217-244-1331. For more information, visit the Scholarly Commons.
- The Scholarly CommonsThe Scholarly Commons is a technology enriched space for faculty, researchers, and graduate students to pursue research and receive expert copyright, data, digital humanities, digitization, scholarly communications, and usability consultation services. Scholarly Commons services are supported by experts in the Scholarly Commons, subject specialists at the University Library, and partners throughout campus.