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NewCAJE 6 Presentation Resources « the Jewish Free-Culture Society

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The Jewish Free-Culture Society. Community support and advocacy for open-source initiatives in Judaism. View opensourcejudaism’s profile on Facebook. View jfreeculture’s profile on Twitter. The Digital Mishnah Project. The Open Siddur Project. The Three Fold Cord. NewCAJE 6 Presentation Resources. On August 7th, 2015. Alternate link to PDF).

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Pew Study of American Jewry: A Few Grains of Salt by Dr. Samuel Klausner « the Jewish Free-Culture Society

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The Jewish Free-Culture Society. Community support and advocacy for open-source initiatives in Judaism. View opensourcejudaism’s profile on Facebook. View jfreeculture’s profile on Twitter. The Digital Mishnah Project. The Open Siddur Project. The Three Fold Cord. Pew Study of American Jewry: A Few Grains of Salt by Dr. Samuel Klausner. On December 8th, 2013. 8220; Grains of Salt. 8221; (credit: kevin dooley, license: CC-BY). Pew Study of American Jewry: A Few Grains of Salt. Samuel Z. Klausner. The subt...

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‘Make yourself into a Maqom Hefker': Teachings on Open Source in Judaism (sourcesheet) « the Jewish Free-Culture Society

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The Jewish Free-Culture Society. Community support and advocacy for open-source initiatives in Judaism. View opensourcejudaism’s profile on Facebook. View jfreeculture’s profile on Twitter. The Digital Mishnah Project. The Open Siddur Project. The Three Fold Cord. 8216;Make yourself into a Maqom Hefker': Teachings on Open Source in Judaism (sourcesheet). On January 17th, 2014. 8220; Kanab Creek Wilderness 2. How does rabbinic Judaism value openness? What does openness mean? Please share this sourcesheet,...

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Digital Mishnah » Digital Mishnah Demo Page

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Digital Mishnah Demo Page. The demo for the Digital Mishnah project is now live (for the old “Examples of Work” page see here. In fact, there are two versions applying two versions of CollateX. To perform the alignment:. Based on the version of CollateX available in October 2011). Based on a newer version, numbered 1.3). For genizah fragments, the entire fragment is represented. For other, longer manuscripts only Chapter 2 of Mishnah Bava Metsia is available. What you will see. 8220;Browse.”. Instantiati...

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Digital Mishnah » Blog

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New Version of Demo. Finally, a live demo. In addition to getting the demo ready to go live–it’s ready to go! Almost Ready for Prime Time. Progress, real but in small steps. Thinking about the end product. New Version of Demo. Max on Demo Feeback Page. Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities. On Finally, a live demo. Drowning in Texts Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities. On Finally, a live demo. On Finally, a live demo.

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Digital Mishnah » About the Project

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The Mishnah, a rabbinic legal text produced about 200 AD/CE, is a foundational document of Jewish life and study. Although widely studied, and published in many editions, there is no modern critical edition of the text. The Digital Mishnah project will provide a digital-born edition that will provide some of the functions of a traditional critical edition while providing dynamic tools that are only available in a digital edition. Ability to view a synoptic edition of all or selected witnesses. Ability to...

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Digital Mishnah » Project Pages

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Links to historical project pages. Some of the links on these pages are not maintained by the Digital Mishnah Project. Pleas contact us with broken links, but we cannot guarantee that they can be fixed. Site by by Maryland Institute of Technology in the Humanities (MITH).

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Digital Mishnah » Examples of Work

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Here are some examples of work produced through the Digital Mishnah project.These are static examples, but as the project progresses, we plan to make a dynamic interface available that will allow users to test the software in development. The first sample shows sample collation output, using CollateX, under development by InterEdition, an EU project, and processed to produce two output formats: Alignment Table and Text with Apparatus. For Mishnah Bava Metsi’a 2.2. Examples of Encoded and Processed Texts.