If you want to batch convert a lot of files to some more accessible format (for example ODT or DOCX to HTML or TEI XML), you can use first of all LibreOffice.

Here is a brief introduction how to batch convert files to some LibreOffice output format or TEI XML.
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Tags: LibreOffice, XSLT, TEI, Corpus

I’ll give a talk on corpora and relevant technologies at Wayne State University in Detroit on the 19^th of October at 11 AM. Here are some links, papers and slides that might be interesting for colleagues and students to follow and post process:

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Tags: Corpora, WSU, Philologic, LLC, Gutenberg Project, XML, TEI, Lucene, CoreNLP, JavaScript

The online OxGarage Converter on the TEI pages converts almost anything to something else, in particular to TEI XML. This is obviously using the OpenOffice filters and converters in the backend as batch processors, as described here for the manual conversion.
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Tags: TEI, XML, OpenOffice, Conversion

I set up a simple testing page for a wrapper of raw text to TEI XML. It uses in this version just the Stanford CoreNLP tools to tokenize, recognize sentences, part of speech annotate and lemmatize the input. Just paste a paragraph of text in there. In the next version this will be expanded with NLP tools for a couple of more languages, as well as other analysis components and tools for English.

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Tags: TEI, XML, CoreNLP, Parsing, Tagging, GATE, UIMA, Syntax, Named entity recognition

Since the course pages went away somewhere, here again a summary of how to export some document in for example the Word, OpenOffice (LibreOffice, NeoOffice), RTF or other type of document quickly to TEI XML P5.
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Tags: TEI, XML, OpenOffice, LibreOffice, NeoOffice