Sharing and Contributing Annotations Sean Boisen (sean@logos.com) Director of Content Innovation Logos Bible Software
About Logos • Digital library platform for biblical studies – 40k+ books, including texts in Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, Latin, Ugaritic, … – Windows and Mac clients; mobile; browser • Key functionality – Reading, search – Automated aggregation and reporting – Hyperlinked information within our platform
Editorial Annotation • Linguistic analysis – Including contextual semantics • Alignment across languages – Map from source languages to multiple modern works • Curated reference data annotated on source texts
User Annotation Document Types • Highlighting • Notes • Clippings (brief excerpts) • Other specialized document types – Bibliography – Passage list – Word list – Prayer list
Using Annotation Documents • Display through visual filters • Export in various formats • Share via social network (Faithlife.com) • Display community annotations when reading
Areas of Interest for Open Annotation • Standardized reference schemes – Including mappings between versions and editions – OSIS is a start (http://www.bibletechnologies.net/) • Cross-lingual word-level alignment • Semantic annotation of domain-specific datasets • Bibliographic references • Import annotations from the web or other platforms
Questions? • Follow-up – sean@logos.com – Twitter: @seanboisen – http://logos.com
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