Association for Literary and Linguistic Computing
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The ALLC takes a practical interest in the role of computing in humanities education and in the training of scholars.
Currently there is an annual prize for registered students in humanistic disciplines:
See also Support to research: Bursary award and Project support scheme
The Association recognises there is a range of training needs among young and established scholars. It has initiated a Workshops Support Programme to support the training of scholars of any age and experience in the understanding and the practical skills needed to enhance their application of information and communication technologies in research and teaching in the humanistic disciplines.
The following information about the Programme is currently available:
| University of Macedonia, Thessaloniki, Greece, May 2000 | ALLC and ACO*Hum Workshop (with appendices) |
| Rhodes University, Grahamstown (South Africa), September 2003 | Book & Test Studies: Humanities Computing |
| University of Florence, Florence, Italy, December 2003 | Introduction to XML and the TEI |
| Jadavpur University, India, February 2007 | Digital texts in editable formats, with special reference to Indic languages |