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Lorenzo Mancini at 10:32, 14 January 2019

2019-01-14T10:32:52Z

Lorenzo Mancini: /* Annotation toolbar */

2019-01-14T10:29:05Z

Annotation toolbar

Lorenzo Mancini: /* Annotation toolbar */

2019-01-14T10:28:27Z

Annotation toolbar

Lorenzo Mancini: /* Annotation toolbar */

2019-01-14T10:27:54Z

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Lorenzo Mancini at 10:21, 14 January 2019

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Lorenzo Mancini at 16:21, 1 March 2017

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Lorenzo Mancini at 16:00, 15 February 2017

2017-02-15T16:00:48Z

Lorenzo Mancini: Created page with "Annotation is the process of text editing in which the editor tries to give more information about a specific text fragment or a word, making an annotation.
E.g. in an..."

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Annotation is the process of text editing in which the editor tries to give more information about a specific text fragment or a word, making an annotation. <br />
E.g. in an hypothetical letter written by Roberto Bellarmino to Claudio Acquaviva in 1599, we could find a text like this<br />

<div style="text-align: center"><code><nowiki>Thanks for your letter and bring my greetings to the Pope.</nowiki></code></div><br />

This text brings two pieces of information:
# the existence of a letter sent by Acquaviva to Bellarmino before this one
# the reference to a not better specified 'Pope'

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	Annotation is the process of text editing in which the editor tries to give more information about a specific text portion or a word. <br />		Annotation is the process of text editing in which the editor tries to give more information about a specific text portion or a word. <br />
	E.g. in an hypothetical letter written by Roberto Bellarmino to Claudio Acquaviva in 1599, we could find a text like this<br />		E.g. in an hypothetical letter written by Roberto Bellarmino to Claudio Acquaviva in 1599, we could find a text like this<br />

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 Within the annotation toolbar there are several buttons divided in two sections, '''Entities''' and '''Other'''. Each button allows to annotate different things.<br>
-Entities
+==== Entities ====
 * [[File:Icon Users.png]] Name: used to annotate names of people (e.g. Roberto Bellarmino, Claudio Acquaviva etc.) or institutions (e.g. Congregation fo the Index etc.);
 * [[File:Icon Placeholder.png]] Place: used to annotate geographical places (e.g. Roma, Montepulciano etc.) and physical places (e.g Church of Saint Ignatius, Basilica of the Holy House of Loreto etc.)
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-Other
+==== Other ====
 * [[File:Icon Chat.png]] Marginalia: used to annotate printed or manuscript marginalia;
 * [[File:Icon Image.png]] Image: used to annotate the presence of any kind of graphical apparatus on a page.
 [[Category:Help pages]]

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 Entities
 * [[File:Icon Users.png]] Name: used to annotate names of people (e.g. Roberto Bellarmino, Claudio Acquaviva etc.) or institutions (e.g. Congregation fo the Index etc.);
-* [[File:Icon object.png]] Place: used to annotate geographical places (e.g. Roma, Montepulciano etc.) and physical places (e.g Church of Saint Ignatius, Basilica of the Holy House of Loreto etc.)
+* [[File:Icon Placeholder.png]] Place: used to annotate geographical places (e.g. Roma, Montepulciano etc.) and physical places (e.g Church of Saint Ignatius, Basilica of the Holy House of Loreto etc.)
 * [[File:Icon work.png]] Work: used to annotate references to printed or manuscript works that are univocally identified;
 * [[File:Icon object.png]] Object: used to annotate objects like scientific instruments;

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 Entities
-* Name: used to annotate names of people (e.g. Roberto Bellarmino, Claudio Acquaviva etc.) or institutions (e.g. Congregation fo the Index etc.);
+* [[File:Icon Users.png]] Name: used to annotate names of people (e.g. Roberto Bellarmino, Claudio Acquaviva etc.) or institutions (e.g. Congregation fo the Index etc.);
-* Place: used to annotate geographical places (e.g. Roma, Montepulciano etc.) and physical places (e.g Church of Saint Ignatius, Basilica of the Holy House of Loreto etc.)
+* [[File:Icon object.png]] Place: used to annotate geographical places (e.g. Roma, Montepulciano etc.) and physical places (e.g Church of Saint Ignatius, Basilica of the Holy House of Loreto etc.)
-* Work: used to annotate references to printed or manuscript works that are univocally identified;
+* [[File:Icon work.png]] Work: used to annotate references to printed or manuscript works that are univocally identified;
-* Object: used to annotate objects like scientific instruments;
+* [[File:Icon object.png]] Object: used to annotate objects like scientific instruments;
-* Concept: used to annotate concepts (e.g. novitas, heresy, censorship etc.)
+* [[File:Icon term.png]] Concept: used to annotate concepts (e.g. novitas, heresy, censorship etc.)
-* Language: used to annotate languages.
+* [[File:Icon language.png]] Language: used to annotate languages.
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 Other
-* Marginalia: used to annotate printed or manuscript marginalia;
+* [[File:Icon Chat.png]] Marginalia: used to annotate printed or manuscript marginalia;
-* Image: used to annotate the presence of any kind of graphical apparatus on a page.
+* [[File:Icon Image.png]] Image: used to annotate the presence of any kind of graphical apparatus on a page.
 [[Category:Help pages]]

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-Annotation is the process of text editing in which the editor tries to give more information about a specific text fragment or a word, making an annotation. <br />
+Annotation is the process of text editing in which the editor tries to give more information about a specific text portion or a word. <br />
 E.g. in an hypothetical letter written by Roberto Bellarmino to Claudio Acquaviva in 1599, we could find a text like this<br />
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 This text brings two pieces of information:
-# the existence of a letter sent by Acquaviva to Bellarmino before this one
+# the existence of a letter sent by Acquaviva to Bellarmino, to which Bellarmino is answering
 # the reference to a not better specified 'Pope'
-To help the readers to undestand the text, in a traditional printed edition the editor would add a footnote to outline his knowledge about these points.
+To help the readers to understand the text, in a traditional printed edition the editor would add a footnote to outline his knowledge about these points; it is possible to add footnotes also here, anyway annotation is a more powerful way to give and organize information. Somehow annotation looks more like a traditional indexing process, with the difference that   <br>
 [[Category:Help pages]]

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	To help the readers to undestand the text, in a traditional printed edition the editor would add a footnote to outline his knowledge about these points.		To help the readers to undestand the text, in a traditional printed edition the editor would add a footnote to outline his knowledge about these points.
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	# the existence of a letter sent by Acquaviva to Bellarmino before this one		# the existence of a letter sent by Acquaviva to Bellarmino before this one
	# the reference to a not better specified 'Pope'		# the reference to a not better specified 'Pope'
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		+	To help the readers to undestand the text, in a traditional printed edition the editor would add a footnote to outline his knowledge about these points.

Help:Annotation - Revision history

Lorenzo Mancini at 10:32, 14 January 2019

Lorenzo Mancini: /* Annotation toolbar */

Lorenzo Mancini: /* Annotation toolbar */

Lorenzo Mancini: /* Annotation toolbar */

Lorenzo Mancini at 10:21, 14 January 2019

Lorenzo Mancini at 16:21, 1 March 2017

Lorenzo Mancini at 16:00, 15 February 2017

Lorenzo Mancini: Created page with "Annotation is the process of text editing in which the editor tries to give more information about a specific text fragment or a word, making an annotation. E.g. in an..."

Lorenzo Mancini: Created page with "Annotation is the process of text editing in which the editor tries to give more information about a specific text fragment or a word, making an annotation.
E.g. in an..."