Coptic SCRIPTORIUM

Good morning #Coptic & #digitalHumanities fans. The tutorials from our workshop at #NAPS2022 are online! Even if you couldn’t make it to the event in Chicago, you can still follow along. Enjoy! github.com/CopticScriptor…

Our new postdoc, Dr. Lydia Bremer-McCollum, is hosting a series of short online #Coptic reading groups. Check it out!!! blog.copticscriptorium.org/2023/10/04/onl…

We are hiring. Review of applications begins this week. Perfect for grad students, independent & early career scholars looking for part time work to supplement other things. Must know Coptic & be eligible to work in USA

Coptic Scriptorium project is hiring a 1-year, full-time Postdoc! Must know Sahidic Coptic. Position is remote (so you don't have to move to Oklahoma for a 1-year if you're not already here). Details at the link blog.copticscriptorium.org/2023/05/10/hir…

FYI because this is a part-time short term position, we can only hire people in the US & eligible to work in the US

We are hiring a summer part time position!! Hiring very soon-will review applications starting next week. If you know Coptic, please consider applying! Pls share in your networks blog.copticscriptorium.org/2023/05/02/hir…

Congratulations to Amir Zeldes and @ctschroeder (University of Oklahoma) who were just awarded a #NEHGrant from @NEHgov Division of Preservation and Access (@NEH_PresAccess) for their project: @copticscript #PresAccessFunded 👏

The Coptic Scriptorium project is honored to receive a grant from the @NEHgov @NEH_PresAccess program to continue our work. Thank you!!!

@ctschroeder @copticscript Lightning indeed! For those wanting to watch, starts at 07:49:25 (youtu.be/2wc4IY5A70Y?t=…). Love what you are doing with the Coptic corpus!

The Mary Jaharis Center and @bsanabsc are pleased to offer a four-part Network Analysis workshop for graduate students and early career researchers in collaboration with Dr. Johannes Preiser-Kapeller @Byzanzforscher. Full description and registration: maryjahariscenter.org/events/introdu…

Hello from Brussels and the International Coptic Studies Congress! If you could not attend our brief tutorial session yesterday, the materials are at bit.ly/iacs2022 #IACS2022

Other Coptic Scriptorium applications and features hosted at the Georgetown.edu url are not back up, yet (including the ANNIS database of texts that links both ways with the dictionary), but you can use the dictionary. We’re working on the rest of the services.

The Coptic Dictionary Online is back up! coptic-dictionary.org Thanks for your patience

Great news! The Coptic Dictionary Online is up and running again

The Online Coptic Dictionary is currently down. It may take a while to get the server up and running. We apologize and thank everyone for your patience!

Happy October! The Coptic Scriptorium Project is pleased to announce a release of more Coptic texts and improved tools. More Shenoute and other lit, usage examples in the dictionary, and more!! #digitalHumanities" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">blog.copticscriptorium.org/2021/09/30/new… #digihum #digitalClassics

German psychologist and self-described Book-A-Holic, Lieven Verbrugge, interviews Fr. Columba Stewart about HMML's work in preserving and sharing the world's handwritten heritage, especially in the Middle East. @BoldBones #Manuscripts @ColumbaStewart youtu.be/bvG45jYhDNE

The CCP team congratulates enslaved.org for its launch this week! It's "a robust, open-source architecture to discover/explore nearly a half million people records. From archival fragments/ spreadsheet entries, we see the lives of the enslaved in richer detail." Visit!