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Tom Negrino and Dori Smith, JavaScript for the World Wide Web
Author's site
James J. O'Donnell, Avatars of the Word: From Papyrus to Cyberspace
Supplement Page,
Author's Home Page (Some
excellent resourses and examples of humanities web sites here!)
Dynamic Pages for the Course Textbooks
The course textbooks from
Peachpit Press and Jim O'Donnell's Avatars of the Word have "dynamic pages" designed to accompany the textbook, provide updates, additional information, etc. (The beginning of the future for what ALL textbooks
should be doing!] The XML book has a page that gives a table of of contents, sample chapter, etc.
Elizabeth Castro, HTML 4 for the World Wide Web
Publisher's Site,
T he Author's Site
Class Materials
Class Handouts
Examples Used in Class (HTML and JavaScript)
Humanities Computing
Humanist Archives Electronic Seminar on the Use of Computers in
the Humanities
1988-Present
Course Page for
RELS602 Technological Approaches to the Humanities Jay Treat's
course (The graduate counterpart to RELS302).
Culture News (
Wired Magazine)
HSSC 556 Material Culture of Technology
TEI-Text Encoding Initiative
Humanities Computing Sites
(Examples of Good Presentations of Humanities Resources on the
Web-This List Will Grow Over the Course of the Semester)
Witchcraft in Salem Village Very well done project
which demonstrates what can be done with text, historical,
documents, images and computer technology.
Alan Humm's
Lilith Home Page
Probably the most visited page on CCAT--See Alan's
other pages for great examples
of pages that contribute original (not otherwise available) materials to the web. (Alan
is one of the three instructors who teach RELS302 from semester to semester)
Apuleius, Apologia: Seminar
Web presentation of the product of a seminar led by Jim O'Donnell).
www.civilwar.com (Excellent design)
The Ecole Initiative
Online Encyclopedia of Early Christianity
Exploring Ancient World Cultures This excellent
site has been visited over 5 million times!
James Joyce's Ulysses
Resources for the study of the book created by Elliott Diamond, a student in RELS409
Computers and Textual Research (the earlier version of RELS302).
Robert A. Kraft-Home PageProfessor
in Religious Studies at Penn-Bob has been one of the leaders in Humanities Computing
for decades. He has also made most of his publications available online-
See the extensive list on his home page.
Jim O'Donnell's Home Page Professor of
Classical Studies and Vice Provost for Information Systems and Computing at Penn. Another
one of the leading innovators in Computing and Humanities at Penn and the author of one of the
textbooks used for this course (Avatars of the Word).
The Tenement Museum Online museum
preserving historical information about a tenement building on the lower East side of
New York
HTML
W3C's HTML Page
W3C's Official HTML 4.0
Specifications
Beginners Guide to HTML
Yahoo's List of HTML Validators
The Color Center (Javascript program that
allows you to try out different colors for your
page)
CSS/DHTML
W3C's Cascading Style Sheets
Page
Dynamic HTML Zone
XML
W3C's XML Page
The XML Files
Spotlight on XML (
CNET Builder)
What is XML and Why Should Humanists Care?
XML and the Second Generation Web (
Scientific American)
JavaScript
Doc JavaScript
The JavaScript Source
Perl/CGI
www.perl.com
Elizabeth Castro, Perl and CGI for the World Wide Web
Publisher's Site,
Author's siteUseful Newsgroups
comp.graphics.apps.paint-shop-pro
comp.graphics.apps.photoshop
Software
Search Engines
Alan Humm's Extensive Collection of
Search Engines
Hotbot Search Engine
AltaVista Search Engine
Evaluating Internet Research Sources
Some useful exerpts from the mail.sas FAQ List
Miscellaneous
NetWorld! tour (book chapter and links)
Patrick Crispen's Roadmap to the Information
Superhighway
How to Create a Signature File for Elm
How to Create a Clickable Image
Introduction to Shell Scripts
Unix Help
UNIX
Pages from the World Wide Web
Object-Oriented Programming
PennMOO
Java FTP Site
Some textures and
utility pics (dots, etc.)
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