TEI Technical Council
The TEI Technical Council is responsible for the development and maintenance of the TEI Guidelines and other TEI systems and resources. It recommends, evaluates, and implements new features and modifications of existing features, and supervises the overall development of each new version of the Guidelines. At the TEI annual members' meeting, the Council presents a report on current work, and minutes are available from the meetings of the Council as well. The archives of the TEI Technical Council mailing list are public accessible and ongoing and past work can be seen in the TEI's GitHub site.
The TEI Technical Council consists of eleven members elected to staggered two-year terms by the TEI membership at the Annual Meeting. The Council meets once or twice a year in person, and holds a telephone conference call roughly every other month. The TEI Council sometimes uses the TEI Council Wiki Page to organize agendas or other information relating to its meetings.
Current Technical Council Members
Term January 2016 through December 2017
- Elisa Beshero-Bondar
- University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg
- James Cummings
- Newcastle University
- Elli Mylonas
- Senior Digital Humanities Librarian, Brown University Library
- Martina Scholger
- Phd fellow and research associate, Centre for Information Modelling, Austrian Centre for Digital Humanities, University of Graz
- Peter Stadler
- Carl-Maria-von-Weber-Gesamtausgabe / University of Paderborn
- Magdalena Turska
- eXist Solutions
Term January 2017 through December 2018
- Syd Bauman
- XML Programmer-Analyst, Northeastern University
- Alejandro Bia
- Deputy Director, Department of Statistics, Mathematics and Computer Science; Researcher, Operations Research Center (CIO), both at the Miguel Hernández University (UMH)
- Hugh Cayless (Chair, January–December 2017)
- Digital Humanities Senior Programmer, Duke Collaboratory for Classics Computing, Duke University
- Sarah Stanley
- Assistant Digital Scholarship Coordinator, Office of Digital Research and Scholarship, Florida State University.
- Raffaele Viglianti
- Research Programmer, Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities, University of Maryland
