Since 2018 our collaborations with REED, CWRC, LINCS, Map of Early Modern London, and the STAGE projects and initiatives have provided opportunities for us to think differently about how we can leverage the massive data provided within the London volumes as well as REED Online.
REED London collaborators have undertaken projects connected to the people identified within the print volumes, the places where performance and entertainment occurred in London, and how we reconsider performance events in relation to more broadly understood as informing the history of London during the pre-modern period.
"But What Is An Event? Modeling Historical Data with TEI and CIDOC-CRM", Conference presentation, TEI Annual Conference and Members' Meeting (TEI 2026), Vancouver, Canada.
"Reimagining Early English Drama: Recentering Historical Narratives using the LEAF Platform", Conference presentation, Digital Humanities 2025 Annual Meeting.
"#alltheographies: Developing an Event Model Through LEAF-LINCS Collaboration", Conference presentation, Forward Linking 2024, with Rachel Milio. DOI: 10.25547/8J05-EW09
"Words Are Hard: Untangling Understandings of How Places were Important in REED London’s London", Canadian Society for Digital Humanities 2023 Annual Meeting, Canada.
"Documenting Workflows for HTR to TEI Conversions for Cultural Institutions: The Evolving Hands Project", Digital Humanities 2023 Annual Meeting, with James Cummings and Alexandra Healey.
"Building Workflows for HTR to TEI Up-Conversion and Enhancement", TEI 2023 Annual Meeting, with James Cummings.
"Balancing Need, Speed, and the Future of Collaboration in Digital Scholarly Production", Invited talk, Digital Humanities Virtual Seminar (THINC Lab, CRIHN, Humanities Data Lab, Centre for DH), Hosted jointly by the University of Guelph, Universite de Montreal, University of Ottawa, and Toronto Metropolitan University.
"Evolving Hands: HTR and TEI Workflows for Cultural Institutions", TEI 2022 Annual Meeting, with James Cummings, Ian Johnson, Carrie Pirmann, Alexandra Healey, and Valentina Flex.
"Accounting for Accounting: REED London and the Development of a Financial Transaction Encoding Schema", Canadian Society for Digital Humanities 2021 Annual Meeting, Canada, with Charlotte Simon.
"Space, Scale, and Scope in the Linked Dataverse", Canadian Society for Digital Humanities 2021 Annual Meeting, Canada, with Janelle Jenstad. On LINCS and the Map of Early Modern London-REED London Online alignment project.
"Combining the Factoid Model with TEI: Examples and Conceptual Challenges", TEI 2021 Annual Meeting, with John Bradley. "REED London’s London", Invited talk, Animating Text, Newcastle University, Newcastle, UK.
"Mapping the Z-Axis: Realigning Past and Present in Spatial Humanities", Keynote, China DH 2020 Conference, China.
"Theory and Praxis: REED London, Data Literacy, and Research-Based Learning", Invited talk, Digital Humanities - Theory and Methodology lecture series, University of Leipzig, Leipzig, Germany.
"Presented and Not Published: REED London Reconsidering the Digital Edition", Modern Language Association 2019 Annual Meeting.
"Connecting the Coterie: Linking Women in Early Modern London", Renaissance Society of America 2019 Annual Meeting, with Kim Martin.
"Purpose and Purpose-built: Considering Multi-purposality in Developing a Linked Historical Gazetteer of London", Linked Pasts IV: Views From Inside The LOD-cloud, with Kim Martin.
"REED London and the Promise of Critical Infrastructure", Digital Humanities 2018 Annual Meeting, with Kim Martin.
"REED London: Humanistic Roots, Humanistic Futures", Modern Language Association 2017 Annual Meeting.
"REED: Touring Players 1580-1590", Shakespeare Association of America 2017 Annual Meeting.
"Data Envy", Modern Language Association 2016 Annual Meeting.
"Digital Networks and Communities: Current Issues and Responses", Society for Renaissance Studies 2016 Annual Meeting.
"REED and the Prospect of Networked Data", Society for Renaissance Studies 2016 Annual Meeting,