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Enrichment Annotating Codex Sinaiticus data model Research Objects fragments Manuscript Organizing Fragmentarium Collaboration Medieval studies Storage data modeling Textual criticism Dissemination Capture IIIF Research Activities Analysis Discovering Manuscripts SharingSujets proches
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Erzsebet Tóth-Czifra, « OpenMethods introduction to: Fragmentarium: a Model for Digital Fragmentology », OpenMethods: Highlighting Digital Humanities Methods and Tools, ID : 10670/1.l30vx1
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Introduction: One of the major challenges of digital data workflows in the Arts and Humanities is that resources that belong together, in extreme cases, like this particular one, even parts of dismembered manuscripts, are hosted and embedded in different geographical and institutional silos. Combining IIIF with a mySQL database, Fragmentarium provides a user-friendly but also standardized, open workspace for the virtual reconstruction of medieval manuscript fragments. Lisa Fagin Davis’s blog post gives contextualized insights of the potentials of Fragmentarium and how, as she writes, “technology has caught up with our dreams”.