It is our goal to provide open-source encoding that is as transparent as possible and that can be shared with and used by other researchers in the Digital Humanities. We use Extensible Markup Language (XML) for encoding the texts with a tag set that is derived from elements proposed by the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI). The application of xml and TEI tags are explained for each individual project under the links below:

For the Campsey Project, click here.

For Reading The Roman de la Rose in Text and Image, click here.

For The Women Writers project, click here.