Daniel Paul O'Donnell, PhD

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Photo of Dr. O'Donnell Welcome to my new professional Home Page. I am Associate Professor in the Department of English at the University of Lethbridge. In the department, I am responsible for teaching most of our courses on medieval literature, the History of the Book, and the English language. I also share responsibility for our first year introductory course, English 1900, and a second year poetry class, English 2100. You can find out more about my teaching by following this link.

Winchester, Cathedral Library 1, f. 81r. Reproduced by permission. Do not duplicate or reuse this image. My main research interests include Old English language and literature, The TEI Logo. the history of the book, editorial and textual scholarship, humanities computing, and reception-oriented criticism. I am chair and CEO of the Text Encoding Initiative (TEI) (http://www.tei-c.org/), the international consortium responsible for developing and publishing guidelines for the encoding of text in XML for research (and other) purposes. Visionary Cross Project Logo. I am also director of the Digital Medievalist Project (DM) (http://www.digitalmedievalist.org/), an international community of practice, peer-reviewed journal, and mailing list for medievalists who use digital media in their research and teaching. The DM Logo. And I am co-director, with Catherine Karkov and Roberto Rosselli Del Turco, of the Visionary Cross Project (http://www.visionarycross.org/), the goal of which is to produce a multi-media, collaborative and extensible edition of the Visionary Cross cultural matrix in Anglo-Saxon England.

A copy of my CV is available. You can find out more about my research by following this link.

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