| Poster Sessions |
| Jean Anderson and Christian Kay, Computing in the School of English at the University of Glasgow (includes demo) |
| John Paul Ashenfelter, Development and Use of Multimedia Archives and Databases for Humanities Education (includes demo) |
| Syd Bauman, Julie Desjardins, Erica Dillon, and Julia Flanders, Playing with the Guidelines: Topics in Text Encoding at the Women Writers Project |
| Helena Britto and Marcelo Finger, Constructing a Parsed Corpus of Historical Portuguese (includes demo) |
| Lou Burnard, BNC: The World Edition, and the BNC Sampler (includes demo) |
| Eileen Fitzpatrick and Steve Seegmiller, Fun with Unix Tools |
| Catherine Goodall, Defining Paragraphs - the basic unit of prose? |
| Hope Greenberg, We Built It. Can They? Text Encoding and the Humanities Scholar |
| Hans van Halteren, Renovating a wordclass target: from WOTAN to WOTAN 2 |
| Claus Huitfeldt, Wittgenstein's Nachlass. The Bergen Electronic Edition (includes demo) |
| S. Mark Lewis, Assessing Faculty-Student Collaboration on Humanities Computing Projects |
| Lissa Lord, Keeping Our Word: Preserving Information Across the Ages |
| Nelleke Oostdijk, The Spoken Dutch Corpus Project |
| Lisa Lena Opas-Hänninen and Fiona J. Tweedie, Come into My World: Styles of Stance in Detective and Romantic Fiction |
| Donna Reiss, Community and Creativity Online: Student-Constructed Webfolios and Webtexts as Learning Spaces in Undergraduate Humanities Classes |
| Cristina W. Sharretts, Jackie Shieh, and James C. French, Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETD) at the University of Virginia |
| Stacy Waters, Humanities Textual Databases Online: The Cases of TACT and FoxPro in the Digital Library |
| Serge A. Yablonsky, Russian 20th Century Literature Digital Library for Language Teaching |
| NEH Poster Session |
| Text Encoding Initiative: The New TEI Consortium |
| University of Virginia Electronic Centers and Initiatives |
| Centre for Computing in the Humanities, King's College London |