In this essay, we describe our collaborative work as students and teachers on a TEI edition of Dinah Mulock Craik's correspondence. Inside Digital Dinah Craik, our pedagogy is collaborative and inclusive, attentive to the material conditions of both the text and our labor, and is reproducible.We follow a cognitive apprenticeship model of education that emphasizes a community of practice where learners become increasingly procient until, ideally, they are no longer apprentices but genuine collaborators. In this paper, we demonstrate how the ve stages of apprenticeship learning-modeling, approximating, fading, self-directed learning, and generalizing (Hansman 2001, 47)-help us to foster what scholars such as