@leoba From one book lover to another: THANK YOU for creating the VisColl Editor!

And the inimitable @leoba !! Cited in so many talks at #DarkArchives, especially her work on VisColl, transformative works, and the uncanny valley

EXCLUSIVE! @leoba reveals that the next version of the VisColl data model will support sub-quires. Quires within quires? Oh yes! #Parker2

VisColl 2.0 even deals with two leaves on the same level (separately glued on a same page!). Great!

Lots of different ways of visualizing collation. With VisColl, @leoba is writing scripts to generate different collation models from the same data. This is challenging(!) due to different collation formula conventions https://t.co/1sc0OYY89N #Parker2

@leoba We love #viscoll! Excited for our library team to start work with it on our new project as we collect some starter images to play with.

#ElementoftheDay <collation> (collation) contains a description of how the leaves, bifolia, or similar objects are physically arranged - https://t.co/RPQzWKwbFQ. 📷The spine of UPenn LJS 236 - https://t.co/MsL0tD7yYy. #TEICommunity #digitalhumanities #manuscriptmonday

Today I had a chance meeting with a remarkable manuscript @laBnF thanks to @MaxenceHermant — in this case a composite miscellany from Santa Maria de Ripoll (Ms. Lat. 5132). Now back to VisColl for some new diagrams! 📖🤓 #codicology

Was I dreaming this or #VisColl (by @leoba et al.) had a web application that one could use online? I cannot find it anywhere. Help #medievaltwitter #manuscripts #digitalhumanities!

An unexpected surprise! @ACampagnolo giving us an update VisColl (+ @leoba) and the beta of VCEditor https://t.co/0Cv22pkm4m at our @ercb2c #parchmentconservation workshop @unikrems @ercb2c ♥ VisColl

Giulia Venezia, one of our restorers, making the stitching of the "Clavis prophetarum" by Antonio Vieira (1608 - 1697) The complex structure of the code was reproduced graphically thanks to the use of VCEditor, software on VisColl project: https://t.co/aOnK994UpG

Former #clirpostdoc @ACampagnolo posts on his work with @leoba and others to develop #viscoll, which builds models of physical collation of manuscripts for visualization. https://t.co/1SaZN52Nny

So excited for VisColl 2.0 and the @sims_mss talk today by @leoba and @ACampagnolo

Cf. LRT: For more about VCEditor from @sims_mss, and its relation to VisCodex and #VisColl see below:

A perfect morning at @leoba 's deft and passionate demonstration of the VisColl tool for visually modelling manuscript collation. Enormous implications for research & pedagogy! And such FUN #s351 #kzoo2019

Y'all, VISCOLL plans to work w printed book collation!!! Sheets are hard to visualize in the same way, but @leoba says they are working on it. #FolgerMiranda

May I commend to you @leoba’s "VisColl: A New Collation Tool for Manuscript Studies”: https://t.co/6fIOL1y5R3 #Parker2

My new #manuscriptofthemonth is about the construction of a thirteenth-century manuscript--MS C195 of @kulibraries--, also featuring VisColl/VisCodex by @leoba and @ACampagnolo: "The Making of a Medieval Codex." Read here: https://t.co/NHe6guDXAJ #KSRL #KansasManuscripts

Do you ever get tired of deciphering collation statements? Want to present the collation visually for the manuscripts you study? Come find out about the new VCEditor with @sims_mss. 23 April 1PM EST. Info and Registration: https://t.co/NIR31dW30z

EVT 2 beta2 is out with lots of new features! support for diplomatic editions, new image viewer, new text search engine, VisColl and 3DHOP integration, and more. Full announce at https://t.co/9Kw8hQ4B8x download and/or try it at https://t.co/QgWJURMWvv #dh #digitalhumanities #evt