Murray Scriptorium
The Murray Scriptorium is a pilot edition of the letters and papers of Sir James Augustus Henry Murray (1837–1915), chief editor of the Oxford English Dictionary from 1879 until his death. The Murray Scriptorium project is led by Prof Charlotte Brewer (Hertford College, University of Oxford) and Dr Stephen Turton (Gonville and Caius College, University of Cambridge).
CatCor: The Correspondence of Catherine the Great
CatCor is a pilot project for a digital database of the letters of Catherine the Great. The project presents a searchable database that demonstrates as its key concept the advantages of uniting in one place her large correspondence and providing the tools to analyse it. CatCor won the BSECS (British Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies) 2023 prize for the best digital resource supporting eighteenth-century studies. The CatCor project is led by Prof Andrew Kahn (St Edmund Hall, University of Oxford) and Dr Kelsey Rubin-Detlev (University of Southern California).
Romantic Period Poetry Archive
The Romantic Period Poetry Archive (RPPA) is a a new, open access digital platform of the poetry of the global Romantic period. It comprises a full-text poetry database and an open scholarship platform. Comparative in nature, RPPA conceptualizes Romanticism as a global, deeply interconnected phenomenon. Based on Semantic Web technologies, RPPA contributes towards a knowledge graph of the Global Romantic period.
PRISMS: PRImary Source Materials and Scholarship
PRISMS is a flexible Digital Scholarly Editions (DSE) and Open Scholarship platform, with the potential to aggregate all digitised primary source material, and the associated scholarship, in a semantic network. Open Scholarship in PRISMS means leveraging the power of open data, open access, open standards, and open tools to create an environment where scholarship can be shared as it is created. PRISMS participates in the Semantic Web to produce a public-facing, queryable, and ontologically-underpinned knowledge base for use in literary studies, scholarly editing, book history, and related fields of enquiry.
Taylor Editions
Taylor Editions is a Digital Scholarly Editions (DSE) platform hosting digital texts and images from the collections of the Taylor Institution Library, University of Oxford. The texts have been digitised by members of the Faculty of Medieval and Modern Languages, with the support of library staff, who have provided training on imaging, encoding and preservation.
Eighteenth Century Poetry Archive
The peer-reviewed Eighteenth Century Poetry Archive won the BSECS (British Society for Eighteenth-Century Studies) 2018 prize for the best digital resource supporting eighteenth-century studies. This resource is aimed at university-level teaching and research. It is innovative in its use of built-in digital humanities tools to aid close reading, visualization, and knowledge modelling, and in the opportunity for users to contribute content at every stage.
Thomas Gray Archive
The peer-reviewed Thomas Gray Archive won an OxTalent Award (part of the University of Oxford’s Teaching Awards Scheme) for innovative use of technology to enhance teaching and learning. It brings the work of Thomas Gray to a range of audiences, from school children to scholars. It is innovative in maintaining long-term open access to key Gray scholarship, including full-text, digital surrogates, bibliographies, and more, and in inviting participation and collaboration on every level.
Huber Digital 