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  1. “Shadow CVs”& What They Reveal about Scholarly Failure

    “Shadow CVs”& What They Reveal about Scholarly Failure

    2024-11-16 01:04:31 | Contributor(s): Brittany Amell, Katja Thieme | https://doi.org/10.25547/SK76-EN39

    failure, rhetorical genre studies, shadow CVs, failure CVs

  2. Compiling an Online Dictionary based on Field Data: The Case of Kelabit Utilizing TEI/XML, XSLT and ChatGPT

    Compiling an Online Dictionary based on Field Data: The Case of Kelabit Utilizing TEI/XML, XSLT and ChatGPT

    2024-10-04 05:28:06 | Contributor(s): Yasuka Fukaya

    Presentation slides

  3. Towards Sustainable, Global Infrastructures for DH: Some Arguments for Open Source Research Software

    Towards Sustainable, Global Infrastructures for DH: Some Arguments for Open Source Research Software

    2024-09-09 18:44:38 | Contributor(s): Graham Jensen, Ray Siemens

    digital humanities, open source software

  4. Open Infrastructures for the Future of Knowledge Production

    Open Infrastructures for the Future of Knowledge Production

    2024-07-11 17:58:00 | Contributor(s): Kathleen Fitzpatrick | https://doi.org/10.25547/6GG1-7B37

    infrastructure, open source, scholarly communication

  5. ‘In this house join, Minting new coin’: Libraries and Knowledge Production in 21st Century Scholarship

    ‘In this house join, Minting new coin’: Libraries and Knowledge Production in 21st Century Scholarship

    2024-07-11 17:42:41 | Contributor(s): Jonathan Bengtson | https://doi.org/10.25547/CVJX-S542

    The ever-increasing pace of technological development continues to have profound impact, both positive and negative, on the health and well-being of humanity and our environment. Whilst there are elements of this impact that are discipline specific, much is common to all and hard-won insight in...

  6. 23 Years: What Have We Learnt in OA and What Gaps Remain in the National Ecosystem?

    23 Years: What Have We Learnt in OA and What Gaps Remain in the National Ecosystem?

    2024-01-26 21:29:07 | Contributor(s): Roxanne Missingham | https://doi.org/10.25547/D8EK-N059

    open access, open social scholarship

  7. Scholarly Books in the Digital Age: A Canadian Perspective

    Scholarly Books in the Digital Age: A Canadian Perspective

    2024-01-26 21:27:38 | Contributor(s): Gabriel Miller | https://doi.org/10.25547/GQKT-AT18

    For generations the scholarly monograph has been a cornerstone of research and scholarship in the humanities and social sciences, but what does the future hold for scholarly books? What are the implications of recent developments, whether it is digitization, the open science movement, or the...

  8. The Evolution of a Digital Publishing Platform in Canada

    The Evolution of a Digital Publishing Platform in Canada

    2024-01-26 21:22:38 | Contributor(s): Tanja Niemann | https://doi.org/10.25547/NRK9-9Q76

    Érudit supports scholarly journals and their dissemination while the erudit.org platform is one of the main access points to Canadian research outputs in the humanities and social sciences in French and in English. The past twenty years have been marked by significant changes, including...

  9. Community Engaged Research at a Distance

    Community Engaged Research at a Distance

    2024-01-25 23:17:18 | Contributor(s): Rachel Hendery | https://doi.org/10.25547/KVMS-SG31

    digital humanities, research, community

  10. Making Room: How the Book Materially Changed to Accommodate the Digital

    Making Room: How the Book Materially Changed to Accommodate the Digital

    2024-01-25 22:41:51 | Contributor(s): Élika Ortega Guzman | https://doi.org/10.25547/7D8C-1T63

    digital humanities, book studies

  11. On the Responsibility to Implement the Perspective of the People in Focus of (Digital) Projects

    On the Responsibility to Implement the Perspective of the People in Focus of (Digital) Projects

    2024-01-25 22:16:47 | Contributor(s): Nastasia Herold, Thérèse Ottawa | https://doi.org/10.25547/ZR7Q-SR46

    digital humanities, indigenous studies

  12. Is Open Scholarship Possible without Open Infrastructure?

    Is Open Scholarship Possible without Open Infrastructure?

    2024-01-24 23:32:57 | Contributor(s): Leslie Chan | https://doi.org/10.25547/Q029-D548

    digital humanities, critical infrastructure studies

  13. The People and the Text, Neglected Indigenous Works, and the Anxieties and Ethics Around Making Indigenous Content Public

    The People and the Text, Neglected Indigenous Works, and the Anxieties and Ethics Around Making Indigenous Content Public

    2024-01-24 22:31:22 | Contributor(s): Deanna Reder | https://doi.org/10.25547/S3NZ-A584

    digital humanities, indigenous literature

  14. Open, Digital Scholarship: Issues, Initiatives, and Research Commons in the Humanities and Social Sciences

    Open, Digital Scholarship: Issues, Initiatives, and Research Commons in the Humanities and Social Sciences

    2023-11-18 00:54:44 | Contributor(s): Ray Siemens, Alyssa Arbuckle, Kathleen Fitzpatrick, Gabriel Miller, Susan Haigh, Chad Gaffield | https://doi.org/10.25547/NX26-TT47

    critical infrastructure studies, scholarly communication, digital humanities

  15. Priorities in Open Scholarship: Researchers (Featured Panel)

    Priorities in Open Scholarship: Researchers (Featured Panel)

    2023-11-18 00:04:50 | Contributor(s): Tully Barnett, Susan Brown, Constance Crompton, Inba Kehoe, Amanda Lawrence, Deb Verhoeven | https://doi.org/10.25547/BBMY-ER08

    open scholarship, open science

  16. DIY Infrastructure – Building the GLAM Workbench

    DIY Infrastructure – Building the GLAM Workbench

    2023-11-10 18:16:00 | Contributor(s): Tim Sherratt | https://doi.org/10.25547/Q1V9-7322

    digital research infrastructure

  17. Infrastructure for Us When Infrastructure Is Us: Training and Mentoring to Sustain and Share Open Social Scholarship

    Infrastructure for Us When Infrastructure Is Us: Training and Mentoring to Sustain and Share Open Social Scholarship

    2023-11-10 18:05:23 | Contributor(s): Constance Crompton | https://doi.org/10.25547/C2QK-QM07

    digital research infrastructure

  18. Embracing Open Science at DARIAH-EU

    Embracing Open Science at DARIAH-EU

    2023-11-10 18:00:54 | Contributor(s): Jennifer Edmond | https://doi.org/10.25547/Q4HP-ND22

    open science

  19. From Roadmaps to Realizations: Obstacles and Openings on the way to a Digital Commons for Canada

    From Roadmaps to Realizations: Obstacles and Openings on the way to a Digital Commons for Canada

    2023-11-10 17:54:31 | Contributor(s): Chad Gaffield | https://doi.org/10.25547/7YR5-6092

    digital research infrastructure

  20. Playing an Imitation Game with Apple’s Siri: E.Q, I.Q., and the Gendered Design of Artificial and Automated Intelligence

    Playing an Imitation Game with Apple’s Siri: E.Q, I.Q., and the Gendered Design of Artificial and Automated Intelligence

    2023-11-10 00:50:09 | Contributor(s): Lai-Tze Fan | https://doi.org/10.25547/2Y73-ND26

    digital humanities, artificial intelligence

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