This page collects sample syllabi and student guides created by instructors who have utilized the COVE toolset in their courses. Find out how courses have annotated texts; built maps, timelines, and galleries; and created a peer-reviewed digital edition using COVE.

 

Teaching Ideas 

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Teaching Ideas: COVE Studio

Summer 2021


Syllabi 

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Dino Franco Felluga, "Engaging English"

Fall 2020


Emily Allen E-Victorians syllabus

Emily Allen, "E-Victorians"

Spring 2020


 


daVinci Syllabus

Dino Franco Felluga, "da Vinci and the Renaissance"

Spring 2020

 


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Catherine Golden, "The Victorian Illustrated Book"

Spring 2020

 


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Kylee-Anne Hingston, "Victorian Poetry and Prose"

Winter 2019

 


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Edward Jacobs, "Scholarly Editing and Textual Scholarship"

Spring 2019

 


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Lorraine Janzen Kooistra, "Digital Publishing"

Winter 2018

 


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Laura Rotunno, "Everything Old Could Be New Again: British Literature from 1798"

Spring 2020

 


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Laura Rotunno, "The Victorians"

Fall 2018

 


Student Guides 

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Catherine Golden, "COVE Annotation Guidelines"

Fall 2020

 


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Lorraine Janzen Kooistra, "Sample Guides for Creating a Digital Edition with Students"

Winter 2018
 

 

Sample Assignments 

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Kate Oestreich, "Annotation, Timeline, and Map Entries."

Spring 2022

 


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Rebecca Nesvet, "Instructions for Accessing and Editing the COVE Edition of Mary Seacole's Wonderful Adventures"

Spring 2020