Резюме
Evidence for annotating Homeric poetry in Ancient Greece is as old as the 5th Century BCE, when the «Iliad» and «Odyssey» were performed by professional singers/composers who also performed annotations to the poetry in answer to questions from their audiences. As the long transition from a song culture into a literate society took place in Ancient Greece from the 8th to the 2nd and 1st centuries BCE, annotations were gradually incorporated into written poetic texts. By the 10th Century CE, the quantity of written annotations in the margins of medieval manuscripts has become huge. For the first two versions of «The Ancient Hero», a HarvardX MOOC, it was not possible to implement the set of annotation tools that we requested as a vehicle for close reading and assessment. Using a partial system, we were able to create a semblance of annotations in close reading self-assessment exercises. For the anticipated third version, we expect to have a complete set of textual and video annotation tools developed for HarvardX, including semantic tagging and full sharing of annotations. Such a system, which promises to make the educational experience more effective, will also inaugurate a digital phase in the long history of Homeric annotation.
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Техническая спецификация
Получила: 29-04-2014
пересмотренный: 13-06-2014
Принятый: 21-06-2014
OnlineFirst: 15-11-2014
Дата публикации: 01-01-2015
Время пересмотра статьи: 45 дней | Среднее время пересмотра вопроса 44: 37 дней
Время принятия статьи: 53 дней | Время приема Номер 44: 69 дней
Время редактирования препринта: 202 дней | Выпуск препринта среднего времени редактирования 44: 197 дней
Время редактирования статьи: 247 дней | Среднее время редактирования журнала 44: 242 дней
