BibleTech 2008
I don't think I've mentioned it here before but next week, I'm one of the keynote speakers at the BibleTech 2008 conference in Seattle. While I've given talks a number of times about my Greek linguistics research, this will be the first time that I'll get to talk about how I've used technology in that research.
I plan to give a history of the MorphGNT project and the various sub-projects I've worked on over the last fifteen years, covering the evolution of data models, text encoding, tool sets and more. I then want to talk about the opportunities that lie ahead and where I hope the work will go in the future, particularly given my collaboration with Ulrik Sandborg-Petersen.
Comments (3)
James Tauber on Feb. 1, 2008:
They'll eventually be on the bibletech website but email if you want them sooner.
IT_guy on Feb. 6, 2008:
James
Thanks,
I'm happily listening to your presentation in MP3 (54MB) and enjoying it ... :-)
But, no slides/ppt ... can you provide a link for people to be able to download/view them.
BTW; I must confess that I tooo am a great fan and long time user of command lines, grep, and simple scripts ... <G><
Thanks again.
Last Modified: Jan. 14, 2008
Author: James Tauber
IT_guy on Jan. 29, 2008:
WOW, sounds wonderful. I'm excited for you, and even more so for the forward advancement of biblical computing!!
I =very= look forward to seeing your notes, slides, ppt, or anything else that you either prepared or brought back from your presentation in Seatle -- thanks ahead of time.
Blessings in HIS e-Service.