Associate Professor
I teach Digital Humanities and English literature with specializations in digital editing, text markup, interface design, and 17th- and 18th-century literature.
As is the case with many digital humanists, my primary projects are large, online, and on-going; these include *Rump: Or an Exact Collection: An Electronic Edition*, which is a digital edition of a 17th-century poetical miscellany, *The Printer's Devil Project*, concerned primarily with material culture and social/literary spaces in Restoration literature, and *Indices to Seventeenth-Century Poetry*, a growing online first-line index. All of these are housed on the Research Group for Electronic Textuality and Theory server, at http://ett.arts.uwo.ca/
I also blog in my capacity as a digital humanist, and as the main coordinator for the research group at a separate blog. I use Twitter fairly extensively, as well as Facebook for the dissemination of news on the Digital Humanities.
I teach in the Department of English at Western, as well as for the Digital Humanities programme in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. I will also, in the future, be teaching digital humanities courses in the new School for the Advanced Study of Arts and Humanities.
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As is the case with many digital humanists, my primary projects are large, online, and on-going; these include *Rump: Or an Exact Collection: An Electronic Edition*, which is a digital edition of a 17th-century poetical miscellany, *The Printer's Devil Project*, concerned primarily with material culture and social/literary spaces in Restoration literature, and *Indices to Seventeenth-Century Poetry*, a growing online first-line index. All of these are housed on the Research Group for Electronic Textuality and Theory server, at http://ett.arts.uwo.ca/
I also blog in my capacity as a digital humanist, and as the main coordinator for the research group at a separate blog. I use Twitter fairly extensively, as well as Facebook for the dissemination of news on the Digital Humanities.
I teach in the Department of English at Western, as well as for the Digital Humanities programme in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. I will also, in the future, be teaching digital humanities courses in the new School for the Advanced Study of Arts and Humanities.
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About Mark McDayter
I teach Digital Humanities and English literature with specializations in digital editing, text markup, interface design, and 17th- and 18th-century literature.
As is the case with many digital humanists, my primary projects are large, online, and on-going; these include *Rump: Or an Exact Collection: An Electronic Edition*, which is a digital edition of a 17th-century poetical miscellany, *The Printer's Devil Project*, concerned primarily with material culture and social/literary spaces in Restoration literature, and *Indices to Seventeenth-Century Poetry*, a growing online first-line index. All of these are housed on the Research Group for Electronic Textuality and Theory server, at http://ett.arts.uwo.ca/
I also blog in my capacity as a digital humanist, and as the main coordinator for the research group at a separate blog. I use Twitter fairly extensively, as well as Facebook for the dissemination of news on the Digital Humanities.
I teach in the Department of English at Western, as well as for the Digital Humanities programme in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. I will also, in the future, be teaching digital humanities courses in the new School for the Advanced Study of Arts and Humanities.
As is the case with many digital humanists, my primary projects are large, online, and on-going; these include *Rump: Or an Exact Collection: An Electronic Edition*, which is a digital edition of a 17th-century poetical miscellany, *The Printer's Devil Project*, concerned primarily with material culture and social/literary spaces in Restoration literature, and *Indices to Seventeenth-Century Poetry*, a growing online first-line index. All of these are housed on the Research Group for Electronic Textuality and Theory server, at http://ett.arts.uwo.ca/
I also blog in my capacity as a digital humanist, and as the main coordinator for the research group at a separate blog. I use Twitter fairly extensively, as well as Facebook for the dissemination of news on the Digital Humanities.
I teach in the Department of English at Western, as well as for the Digital Humanities programme in the Faculty of Arts and Humanities. I will also, in the future, be teaching digital humanities courses in the new School for the Advanced Study of Arts and Humanities.
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