Dear All
I have set up a Work Group web site at
www.kcl.ac.uk/cch/allc/adhoc
This has been set up mainly as a repository for drafts of discussion
papers and proposals as we develop them, and is therefore intended as a
complement to the discussion list.
To begin with, the web site contains:
1. WG work plan, including terms of reference
2. Outline structure for the set of position papers
3. A 'reference' section that initially has links to
John's 'table of activities' and to discussion
papers drafted by John for the ACH Council and myself
for the ALLC Committee, ahead of the July 2002 meetings that
authorised the establishment of the adhoc WG. I'm happy to include any
reference materials WG members would find it useful to have linked
there.
(Note: at time of writing there seems to be no access to the UVa web
server from King's, but I assume this is temporary. Also, I don't
currently have an url for JU's original briefing paper for the ACH
Council, which I'm happy to add if so desired.)
In general I don't propose to add materials from the discussion list to
the web site, since we have ready access to the list archive.
I'm happy to co-ordinate conference calls from time to time
as may be thought necessary or useful.
If you have comments on the terms of reference, the section allocations,
the proposed modus operandi - or anything else - please send them as
soon as possible.
Early next week, I plan to add brief summaries of discussion to the
'outline structure' document on the web site, with the intention of
updating it from time to time as discussion develops and as draft
discussion papers are received, so that at any time the outline
gives a succint overview of the current state of thinking as well as
links to the position paper drafts themselves. (This undertaking may
prove to be overly ambitious...)
Best wishes
Harold
Harold Short
Director, Centre for Computing in the Humanities
King's College London, Strand, London WC2R 2LS
tel: +44 (0)20 7848 2739/2684 fax: +44 (0)20 7848 2980
www.kcl.ac.uk/cch
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