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MBO

28 juli 2021

Literature Snippets & Gallery Walk (Educational Format)

This exercise is meant to help students methodically read and dissect a complex text. The [article for today] will be split in three parts. The students will all be assigned one such ‘Snippet’ per group. This allows them to (re-)read the literature closely and to discuss aspects of the text with their peers. Besides close-reading the text, students can also make an assignment. The instructor can assign specific assignments to each group. Afterwards, when the reading is done and students have made documents with answers, the Gallery Walk can be done. In this exercise, students form ‘stations’ at their tables, where they can present their findings to visiting classmates. They will then interact with each other’s documents and designs to form a lively discussion on the ethics of [today’s topic] and will start to grasp the major challenges at stake.

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Roel Veraart

2026

Hoe complex is de tekst? / How complex is my text?

Checklist om te toetsen hoe complex een leestekst is (NL & Engelse versie)

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Carla Stiekema

3 maart 2022

Glossarial Concordance to Middle English

Housed at Johns Hopkins University, the Glossarial Concordance to Middle English is a database of words and their locations in texts derived from the Chaucer and Gower’s poetic works. The creators hope to expand the platform to other Middle English authors in the future. Drawing primarily from Larry Benson’s Riverside Chaucer in addition to the compiled works of Gower, the database allows a user to make complex searches for terms and phrases in those authors’ works. For an entry, the Concordance presents the text’s title and the line number at which it appears. The site also interacts with the Middle English Dictionary to allow a user to search by dictionary headword. Searching is made simpler through the use of predictive text, so that as a user begins typing, the Concordance offers possible matches in the search box. The site invites users to contact the creators if they would like to add a text. Additionally, the source code for the project is made available on GitHub.

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Larry D. Benson

1 september 2025

Self-assessment C1 of CEFR

This is a checklist for speaking at the C1 level of the CEFR, adapted from the Companion Volume of the Common European Framework of Reference.

HboDocument

Council of Europe

1 september 2025

Self-assessment B1 of CEFR

This is a checklist for self-assessment for B1 of the CEFR, based on the Companion Volume of the CEFR (2020)

HboDocument

Council of Europe

1 september 2025

Self-assessment B2 of CEFR

This is a self-assessment checklist for B2 of the CEFR, based on the Companion Volume of the Common European Framework of Reference

HboDocument

Council of Europe

14 december 2017

Investigation Anatomy Learning Resources - which are open?

Investigation of Anatomy Learning Resources - which are open? Instructions: Download the zip file and unzip it. It contains the spreadsheet with the data.

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Auteur onbekend

15 juni 2023

Byzantium & Friends | 96. Pre-Islamic Arabia, with Valentina Grasso Thursday Jun 15, 2023

A conversation with Valentina Grasso (Bard College) on Arabia before Islam. This used to be known primarily from preserved Arabic poetry, but the picture is now filling in from inscriptions and contemporary texts. There were competing kingdoms, tribal coalitions, and foreign empires with a stake in trade routes. There were pagans, Jews, and Christians, as well as generic or "cautious" monotheists. The cultural background of the Koran has never been known in such richness and complexity. The conversation is based on Valentina's recent book, Pre-Islamic Arabia: Societies, Politics, Cults, and Identities during Late Antiquity (Cambridge 2023).

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Anthony Kaldellis, Valentina Grasso

28 augustus 2025

Mathematics for Quantum Physics – 2nd edition

Mathematics for Quantum Physics provides a compact introduction to the most important mathematical tools used in quantum mechanics. The text is aimed at students who already possess basic knowledge of calculus and complex numbers. It is divided into three parts: analysis, linear algebra and probability. The focus is on examples and applications, and each section comes with a collection of exercises.

Open (Access) Tekst Boek

Peter Bruin

14 september 2018

CollateX

CollateX is a software to read multiple (≥ 2) versions of a text, splitting each version into parts (tokens) to be compared, identify similarities of and differences between the versions (including moved/transposed segments) by aligning tokens, and output the alignment results in a variety of formats for further processing, for instance to support the production of a critical apparatus or the stemmatical analysis of a text's genesis. It resembles software used to compute differences between files (e.g. diff) or tools for sequence alignment which are commonly used in Bioinformatics. While CollateX shares some of the techniques and algorithms with those tools, it mainly aims for a flexible and configurable approach to the problem of finding similarities and differences in texts, sometimes trading computational soundness or complexity for the user's ability to influence results. As such it is primarily designed for use cases in disciplines like Philology or – more specifically – the field of Textual Criticism where the assessment of findings is based on interpretation and therefore can be supported by computational means but is not necessarily computable.

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Ronald Haentjens Dekker