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AustESE

eResearch tools to support the collaborative authoring and management of electronic scholarly editions.

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Publishing

AustESE (Australian Electronic Scholarly Editing)

AustESE (Australian Electronic Scholarly Editing) is a workbench environment for facilitating the prodiction of electronic scholarly editions. Its features include functions for text import, markup, collation, textual analysis, annotation and tagging.

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Analysis

AUTHOR

AUTHOR was a set of interrelated programs for determining authorship developed in the 1970s at Pennsylvania State University. The system was developed in PL/I and was available for the IBM 370. It integrated RATS for word extraction, and MINITAB II for statistics.

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Creation

Autodesk 3ds Max

Autodesk 3ds Max (formerly 3D Studio MAX) is an open source graphics software tool used by video game developers, motion picture studios and architectural visualisers for modelling and animation projects. One of the most advanced 3D modelling tools in the industry, 3ds Max has been utilised by many CGI-animated films such as Avatar and 2012 to generate computer graphics alongside live acting. Features: Create parametric and organic objects with polygonal and freeform tools Character Studio enables life-like virtual character animation Scene Explorer provides hierarchical views of complex scene data and analysis Wide range of creative textures, planar mapping and layering options MAXScript built-in scripting language automates repetitive tasks and assists with new tool and interface development Multiple user collaborations Customisable and intutive user interface

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Natural Language Processing

Automatic Mapping Among Lexico-Grammatical Annotation Models (AMALGAM)

Automatic Mapping Among Lexico-Grammatical Annotation Models (AMALGAM) is a free, longstanding tool for tagging text according to part of speech (PoS) from Leeds University. It includes eight PoS tag schemes, and a Multi-Tagged Corpus of samples tagged with various schemas.

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Natural Language Processing

AUTOSTYL

AUTOSTYL was a set of linked programs for stylistic analysis developed by Louis T. Milic in the 1980s. Its functions included frequency distributions for letters in words, syllable countering, affix analysis, indexing, and word classification.

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Annotating

AVA (Advanced Video Annotations)

The AVA (Advanced Video Annotations) project is a video annotation service that is suitable for research, teaching or learning. Architected as a stand-alone service, AVA can be integrated with most video players, video management systems, learning management systems, and lecture capture systems. An implementation is done with a) SWITCHcast: http://www.switch.ch/cast b) Opencast Matterhorn: http://opencast.org/matterhorn/

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Programming

AWK

AWK is a programming language well suited to text processing first developed at Bell Labs in the late 1970s. It was particularly useful to humanists in the late 1980s and early 1990s, and was notably used to develop parts of the ARTFL project.

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Uncategorized

Babbel Language Learning Tool

Founded in 2007, Babbel is the world’s first language learning app. A leader in the online language learning industry, Babbel is an international success with more than 1 million active subscribers and ranked as the world’s #1 innovative company in education. Our meticulously designed courses guarantee you language skills you can use right away. Babbel is the shortest path to real-life conversations; 73% of our users indicated that they’d be able to have a short, simple conversation in their new language within five hours of using Babbel.

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