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This does not stop members of the textiles, garments and dyestuffs glossary group from improving their transcription skills! Indeed, I am going to suggest that one of the remits of this glossary group is to identify C17th manuscript material, preferably from the 1627-1677 period, for imaging and upload. We can then collectively transcribe this material, contributing it to the commons via our wiki, and use the material for sources of more glossary terms and glossary commentary. I have taken a start by identifying some London and surrounds based dyer inventories, but I am totally open to the group establishing what type of material would be most valuable - we have a number of textile and garment experts amongst our volunteers, and I look forward to learning from you, with myself as the facilitator. | This does not stop members of the textiles, garments and dyestuffs glossary group from improving their transcription skills! Indeed, I am going to suggest that one of the remits of this glossary group is to identify C17th manuscript material, preferably from the 1627-1677 period, for imaging and upload. We can then collectively transcribe this material, contributing it to the commons via our wiki, and use the material for sources of more glossary terms and glossary commentary. I have taken a start by identifying some London and surrounds based dyer inventories, but I am totally open to the group establishing what type of material would be most valuable - we have a number of textile and garment experts amongst our volunteers, and I look forward to learning from you, with myself as the facilitator. | ||
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Revision as of 16:24, January 13, 2018
Skype call to kickoff January 2018 volunteer group
INSTRUCTIONS FOR CALL:
- Be at your PC or laptop five minutes before the time of the call and logged into Skype
- Colin will create a Skype group and originate the call
- If at any time you drop off the call due to technical reasons, Colin will attempt to bring you back in
Proposed January 2018 Kickoff Skype Call Agenda
(1) Quick individual introductions (1 min each)
- Gentle nudge: for those who have not uploaded a picture of themselves and written a couple of lines, you can find inspiration from your colleagues efforts here:
(2) Quick teach in on use of the wiki (15 mins)
- adding text to wiki pages
- inserting footnotes
- creating new wiki pages
[Colin will post some supporting notes to this wiki page before the call to act as an aide memoire on the above]
(3) Forming a transcription sub-group and a textiles, garments and dyestuffs sub-group (20 mins)
Colin's discussions with you individually suggest that some of you are keen to improve your transcription skills , and others want more of a focus on the textiles, garments and dyestuffs glossary
Coin therefore suggests we form two sub-groups (a) transcription skills & practice (b) developing the textiles, graments and dyestuffs glossary
This does not stop members of the textiles, garments and dyestuffs glossary group from improving their transcription skills! Indeed, I am going to suggest that one of the remits of this glossary group is to identify C17th manuscript material, preferably from the 1627-1677 period, for imaging and upload. We can then collectively transcribe this material, contributing it to the commons via our wiki, and use the material for sources of more glossary terms and glossary commentary. I have taken a start by identifying some London and surrounds based dyer inventories, but I am totally open to the group establishing what type of material would be most valuable - we have a number of textile and garment experts amongst our volunteers, and I look forward to learning from you, with myself as the facilitator.
We need to:
- Decide who is in each group
- How we want to work in each group in terms of (a) frequency of group sessions (b) availability and use of 1:1 support by Colin
(4) AOB
Wiki support notes
[TO BE ADDED]
