I am familiar with SGML (particularly the Text Encoding Initiative and Encoded Archival Description), XML and HTML, and have produced a range of documents and texts encoded with each.
I directed an Australian project to publish a corpus of EAD-encoded documents over the Web: the Guide to Australian Literary Manuscripts.
Some thoughts on markup languages:
"Beyond HTML: markup languages and the future of electronic information" - an article published in Australian Academic & Research Libraries.I recently gave a presentation on XML for staff of the Curtin University Library and Information Service.
I am an experienced user of various kinds of specialized software. For text markup, I have used XMetaL, NoteTab and FrontPage, and for document publishing I have used DynaText and DynaWeb. I also used FileMaker Pro, StoryTime, and BBEdit in my work on the Berndt Museum’s Web site.
I am also familiar with various types of library management software, including OCLC, INNOPAC, and Kinetica. I am currently involved in the WAGUL LIDDAS Project Team responsible for the implementation of Fretwell-Downing's VDX document delivery software in Western Australian university libraries.
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