2019 XML Summer School in Oxford Sept 15–20

[Peter Flynn]

The 2019 XML Summer School takes place at St Edmund Hall, Oxford, the
week of 15–20 September. For details see http://xmlsummerschool.com

You can attend for individual days, or go for the whole week of XML.
There are courses at all levels, starting with a primer and hands-on
intro for those new to XML. Other courses include Linked Data,
Publishing Techniques with XML, XSLT and XQuery, Hands-on Digital
Publishing with XSLT, and our signature technological and social update,
Trends and Transients (on the Wednesday).

There is a 10% early bird discount for registering before June 30.

The XML Summer School is a unique event for everyone using, designing or
implementing solutions using XML and related technologies. The
philosophy guiding the school is to help delegates learn at the boundary
of proven technology from recognised experts teaching proven techniques
which helps ensure that delegates can use what they learn when they get
back to the workplace.

///Peter

[Peter Flynn]

Just a month to go until the 2019 XML Summer School, which takes place
at St Edmund Hall, Oxford, the week of 15–20 September. For details see
http://xmlsummerschool.com

You can attend for individual days, or go for the whole week of XML.
There are courses at all levels, starting with a primer and hands-on
intro for those new to XML. Other courses include Linked Data,
Publishing Techniques with XML, XSLT and XQuery, Hands-on Digital
Publishing with XSLT.

Our signature technological and social update, Trends and Transients (on
the Wednesday), this year features:

• David Shotton on Open Scholarship and Open Citation
• Peter Murray-Rust on Copyright, XML, and the value of markup
• Cigdem Sengul on Authorisation in the Internet of Things
• Graham Klyne on Linked Data in Digital Humanities

The XML Summer School is a unique event for everyone using, designing or
implementing solutions using XML and related technologies. The
philosophy guiding the school is to help delegates learn at the boundary
of proven technology from recognised experts teaching proven techniques
which helps ensure that delegates can use what they learn when they get
back to the workplace.

Peter