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Talk pages can be created for any MarineLives Project Manual Page, and are a good way to have an editorial discussion about a page, without necessarily changing the page itself | Talk pages can be created for any MarineLives Project Manual Page, and are a good way to have an editorial discussion about a page, without necessarily changing the page itself | ||
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== Project Leader == | == Project Leader == | ||
| − | Colin Greenstreet | + | Colin Greenstreet (Entrepreneur, public historian) (colin.greenstreet@gmail.com) |
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== Project Advisors == | == Project Advisors == | ||
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Richard Blakemore (PhD candidate, C17th marine history - Selwyn, Cambridge) (rjb207@cam.ac.uk) | Richard Blakemore (PhD candidate, C17th marine history - Selwyn, Cambridge) (rjb207@cam.ac.uk) | ||
| − | Dr Catherine Buchanan (History teacher, Westminster School, London) | + | Dr Catherine Buchanan (History teacher, Westminster School, London) (catherine.buchanan@westminster.org.uk) |
| − | Giovanni Colavizza (Masters student, Padua/Venice, but based in Friuli, Italy; MarineLives technical advisor) | + | Giovanni Colavizza (Masters student, Padua/Venice, but based in Friuli, Italy; MarineLives technical advisor) (giovannicolavizza@gmail.com) |
| − | Dr Stuart Dunn (Lecturer, digital humanities - King's College, London) | + | Dr Stuart Dunn (Lecturer, digital humanities - King's College, London) (stuart.dunn@kcl.ac.uk) |
| − | Dr Charlene Eska (Assistant professor, linguistics/palaeography - Virginia Tech, US) | + | Dr Charlene Eska (Assistant professor, linguistics/palaeography - Virginia Tech, US) (ceska@vt.edu) |
| − | Jo Pugh, Representative from the National Archives. | + | Jo Pugh, Representative from the National Archives (Jo.Pugh@nationalarchives.gsi.gov.uk) |
Margaret Schotte (PhD candidate, C17th & C18th history of marine science - Princeton, US) mschotte@princeton.edu | Margaret Schotte (PhD candidate, C17th & C18th history of marine science - Princeton, US) mschotte@princeton.edu | ||
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== Facilitators== | == Facilitators== | ||
| − | + | Giovanni Colavizza (giovannicolavizza@gmail.com) Co-leader and facilitator of database/semantic markup/analysis team | |
| − | + | Colin Greenstreet (colin.greenstreet@googlemail.com) Transcription team facilitator | |
| − | + | Patrizia Rebulla (rebullap@tcd.ie) Co-leader and facilitator of database/semantic markup/analysis team | |
| − | Jill Wilcox ( | + | William Tullett (wrtullett@gmail.com) Transcription team facilitator |
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| + | Jill Wilcox (jillwlcx@gmail.com) Head of training; transcription team facilitator | ||
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== Project Associates== | == Project Associates== | ||
| − | + | Katie Broke (Westminster School) katie.broke@westminster.org.uk | |
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| − | + | Dr Janet Few (Community historian, South West England) (janet@few4.orangehome.co.uk) | |
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| − | + | Karen Gunnell (Professional archivist, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich) (gunnellkaren@hotmail.com) | |
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| + | Dr Liam Haydon (Post-doc, University of Manchester) liam.haydon@manchester.ac.uk | ||
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| + | Alex Jackson (Recently submitted Masters thesis, University of Sheffield) alex.jackson215@gmail.com | ||
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| + | William Kellett (GAP year post school) (Kellettwm@hotmail.co.uk) | ||
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| + | John Miller (Cromwell enthusiast; lives near Canterbury) john.miller01@hotmail.co.uk | ||
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| + | Gordon O'Sullivan (Trinity College, Dublin, MA, Digital Humanities - experienced historian and writer) (osullivangordon@yahoo.co.uk) | ||
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| + | David Pashley (Retired, history enthusiast) (jdpashley@gmail.com) | ||
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| + | Dr Cathryn Pearce (Academic marine historian) maritimehist333@yahoo.co.uk | ||
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| + | Giovanna Rampone (Secondary school teacher, Genoa, Italy) (joanne_02@hotmail.com ) | ||
Marta Rezzano (Nottingham University, 3rd year history undergraduate) (ahymr@nottingham.ac.uk) | Marta Rezzano (Nottingham University, 3rd year history undergraduate) (ahymr@nottingham.ac.uk) | ||
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| + | Daniel Richards (The London Oratory school) (themangarita@yahoo.co.uk) | ||
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| + | Laura Seymour (PhD candidate, Birkbeck College, London; BA and MPhil, Christs College, Cambridge) laura.seymour@cantab.net | ||
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Ida Sjoberg (Westminster School) (ida.sjoberg@westminster.org.uk) | Ida Sjoberg (Westminster School) (ida.sjoberg@westminster.org.uk) | ||
Tommy Walters (Westminster School) (tommy.walters@westminster.org.uk) | Tommy Walters (Westminster School) (tommy.walters@westminster.org.uk) | ||
Latest revision as of 16:26, October 20, 2012
Team Members
Editorial history
08/08/12: CSG, created new page
Talk pages can be created for any MarineLives Project Manual Page, and are a good way to have an editorial discussion about a page, without necessarily changing the page itself
CLICK ON TALK BUTTON IN MENU BAR ABOVE TO SEE COMMENTS BY OTHERS AND TO ADD YOUR OWN, IF YOU DON'T WANT THEM ON THE MAIN PAGE
Project Leader
Colin Greenstreet (Entrepreneur, public historian) (colin.greenstreet@gmail.com)
Project Advisors
Richard Blakemore (PhD candidate, C17th marine history - Selwyn, Cambridge) (rjb207@cam.ac.uk)
Dr Catherine Buchanan (History teacher, Westminster School, London) (catherine.buchanan@westminster.org.uk)
Giovanni Colavizza (Masters student, Padua/Venice, but based in Friuli, Italy; MarineLives technical advisor) (giovannicolavizza@gmail.com)
Dr Stuart Dunn (Lecturer, digital humanities - King's College, London) (stuart.dunn@kcl.ac.uk)
Dr Charlene Eska (Assistant professor, linguistics/palaeography - Virginia Tech, US) (ceska@vt.edu)
Jo Pugh, Representative from the National Archives (Jo.Pugh@nationalarchives.gsi.gov.uk)
Margaret Schotte (PhD candidate, C17th & C18th history of marine science - Princeton, US) mschotte@princeton.edu
language skills: French, Dutch, German
Facilitators
Giovanni Colavizza (giovannicolavizza@gmail.com) Co-leader and facilitator of database/semantic markup/analysis team
Colin Greenstreet (colin.greenstreet@googlemail.com) Transcription team facilitator
Patrizia Rebulla (rebullap@tcd.ie) Co-leader and facilitator of database/semantic markup/analysis team
William Tullett (wrtullett@gmail.com) Transcription team facilitator
Jill Wilcox (jillwlcx@gmail.com) Head of training; transcription team facilitator
Project Associates
Katie Broke (Westminster School) katie.broke@westminster.org.uk
Dr Janet Few (Community historian, South West England) (janet@few4.orangehome.co.uk)
Karen Gunnell (Professional archivist, National Maritime Museum, Greenwich) (gunnellkaren@hotmail.com)
Dr Liam Haydon (Post-doc, University of Manchester) liam.haydon@manchester.ac.uk
Alex Jackson (Recently submitted Masters thesis, University of Sheffield) alex.jackson215@gmail.com
William Kellett (GAP year post school) (Kellettwm@hotmail.co.uk)
John Miller (Cromwell enthusiast; lives near Canterbury) john.miller01@hotmail.co.uk
Gordon O'Sullivan (Trinity College, Dublin, MA, Digital Humanities - experienced historian and writer) (osullivangordon@yahoo.co.uk)
David Pashley (Retired, history enthusiast) (jdpashley@gmail.com)
Dr Cathryn Pearce (Academic marine historian) maritimehist333@yahoo.co.uk
Giovanna Rampone (Secondary school teacher, Genoa, Italy) (joanne_02@hotmail.com )
Marta Rezzano (Nottingham University, 3rd year history undergraduate) (ahymr@nottingham.ac.uk)
Daniel Richards (The London Oratory school) (themangarita@yahoo.co.uk)
Laura Seymour (PhD candidate, Birkbeck College, London; BA and MPhil, Christs College, Cambridge) laura.seymour@cantab.net
Ida Sjoberg (Westminster School) (ida.sjoberg@westminster.org.uk)
Tommy Walters (Westminster School) (tommy.walters@westminster.org.uk)
