AudiAnnotate is a project to publish and share annotations on audio files using IIIF and GitHub Pages.
Using AudiAnnotate
- AudiAnnotate Application
- Getting Started: Workflow Documentation and Demonstration Videos
- Classroom QuickStart Guide for teaching with AudiAnnotate
Call for Projects
Example Projects
Audio
- Anne Sexton, Sweetbriar College, 1966, annotations and transcription by Tanya Clement
- Improving Gentle Transcription Using SENT Metadata Structure, from SpokenWeb, annotations by Kylie Warkentin
- Zora Neale Hurston’s WPA field recordings in Jacksonville, FL (1939), annotations and transcription by Tanya Clement
- Example audio manifest created by Bethany Radcliff
- BWFMetaEdit example from “My dear mother, don’t you cry; Soldier’s lament; Bandit song at the Library of Congress.
Video
- Camille, annotations by Janet Reinschmidt
- Furious Flower Poetry Center Transcriptions, annotations and transcriptions by Evan Sizemore
- The Kindergarten Teacher, annotations by Zoe Bursztajn-Illingworth
In the Classroom
- Lesson Plans and Introductory Resources
- Example Project: Example Sensitive Audio Lesson: John Beecher, McComb “Criminal Syndicalism” Case, from the Harry Ransom Center’s John Beecher Sound Recordings Collection, annotations and transcription by Kylie Warkentin and Bethany Radcliff
Other Resources
- AudiAnnotate Guide to Annotating Film and Video Using Terminology Standard to Film Criticism and Production by Zoe Bursztajn-Illingworth and Janet Reinschmidt
- List of Audio Annotation Standards and Frameworks compiled by Bethany Radcliff and Kylie Warkentin
- IIIF Resources and Examples
- Transcription Guidelines
Funding
- American Council of Learned Societies
- Mellon Foundation