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Newsletter: September 2021 #2221

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anisa-hawes commented 3 years ago

Hello all,

I am opening this Issue to collate content for our September Newsletter. I'll be collaborating with @jenniferisasi to produce this one, and will be taking it forward as part of my role.

Please let me know if you have ideas for inclusion under the headings I've sketched out below, or if you'd like to suggest a another section. Edits and comments are very welcome!

Thank you!

Anisa

  1. Recent research activities: Have you contributed to articles or events that you'd like me to share?
  1. New Lessons: Original lessons or translations published since our mid-year newsletter
  1. New Supporters and Partnerships: Individual or Institutional support and partnership announcements
  1. Team News: A space to welcome new members, and say thank you to people who are retiring
anisa-hawes commented 3 years ago

Hello @programminghistorian/english-team @programminghistorian/spanish-team @programminghistorian/french-team @programminghistorian/portuguese-team Please let me know if you have news to share within the September Newsletter!

DanielAlvesLABDH commented 3 years ago 
* @DanielAlvesLABDH Would you like me to include the publication of [‘Ensinar Humanidades Digitais sem as Humanidades Digitais: um olhar a partir das licenciaturas em História’, Revista EducaOnline, v. 15, n. 2 (2021)](https://novaresearch.unl.pt/files/32228034/Ensinar_Humanidades_Digitais.pdf)?

Sorry for the late reply Anisa. Yes, do include this, please. Thanks

mariajoafana commented 3 years ago

Hi @Anisa-ProgHist Yes, please include the "Globally Unequal Promise..." publication

joanacvp commented 3 years ago

Hello @Anisa-ProgHist !

In the Portuguese Team, during September, we are having 4 students with fellowships working with us in the translation of lessons regarding GIS, digital archives and platforms, data managment and python. Those fellowships were awarded to the Institute of Contemporary History from NOVA FCSH and are funded by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technolgy, through the special support "Verão com Ciência 2021" [Summer with Science 2021] (total amount: 1 784,48€).

jenniferisasi commented 3 years ago

Hello @Anisa-ProgHist !

In the Portuguese Team, during September, we are having 4 students with fellowships working with us in the translation of lessons regarding GIS, digital archives and platforms, data managment and python. Those fellowships were awarded to the Institute of Contemporary History from NOVA FCSH and are funded by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technolgy, through the special support "Verão com Ciência 2021" [Summer with Science 2021] (total amount: 1 784,48€).

@joanacvp that is fantastic! Maybe when you have a minute you could write something similar to what @acrymble and his students wrote in June? https://programminghistorian.org/posts/ucl-placement-2021 That way we have a brief announcement of the support in the newsletter and then we also have a more extended record of their collaboration.

anisa-hawes commented 3 years ago

Hello there @tiagosousagarcia! Could you tell me a little bit about the projects you are contributing to at Programming Historian? I'd like to write a few lines about what you are working on in our September Newsletter.

joanacvp commented 3 years ago

Hello @Anisa-ProgHist ! In the Portuguese Team, during September, we are having 4 students with fellowships working with us in the translation of lessons regarding GIS, digital archives and platforms, data managment and python. Those fellowships were awarded to the Institute of Contemporary History from NOVA FCSH and are funded by the Portuguese Foundation for Science and Technolgy, through the special support "Verão com Ciência 2021" [Summer with Science 2021] (total amount: 1 784,48€).

@joanacvp that is fantastic! Maybe when you have a minute you could write something similar to what @acrymble and his students wrote in June? https://programminghistorian.org/posts/ucl-placement-2021 That way we have a brief announcement of the support in the newsletter and then we also have a more extended record of their collaboration.

@jenniferisasi that should be great! We should definitely do it

drjwbaker commented 3 years ago

Hello there @tiagosousagarcia! Could you tell me a little bit about the projects you are contributing to at Programming Historian? I'd like to write a few lines about what you are working on in our September Newsletter.

@tiagosousagarcia works Monday/Tuesday so I'll chip in with a little info now that he can add to later:

anisa-hawes commented 3 years ago

Super, thank you @drjwbaker! I'll wait to hear from @tiagosousagarcia if he'd like me to add anything else!

tiagosousagarcia commented 3 years ago

Hi @anisa-hawes! @drjwbaker already gave you the gist of it, I'll just add a few more lines of background (if at all relevant):

Anything else you need just let me know, I'll promise to reply quicker!

amsichani commented 3 years ago

hi @anisa-hawes , a bit of outreach news from my part to be included @ the newsletter if you feel that it fits: my opening keynote @ DH Benelux on 2nd June was entitled "Sustaining communities in Digital Humanities: diversity, collaboration, and capacity building in digital scholarship and pedagogy" where I showcased our PH work.

acrymble commented 3 years ago

my opening keynote @ DH Benelux on 2nd June was entitled "Sustaining communities in Digital Humanities: diversity, collaboration, and capacity building in digital scholarship and pedagogy" where I showcased our PH work.

@amsichani you should put this on https://programminghistorian.org/en/research

nabsiddiqui commented 3 years ago

A bunch of us presented at the Global Digital Humanities Symposium: https://msuglobaldh.org/abstracts/#programming-historian.

I gave a talk entitled "Programming Historian and the Challenges of Globally Distributed Learning" at Seshadripuram Evening Degree College in Bengaluru, India. @JMParr and I will be giving a talk called "The Programming Historian as Pedagogical Tool" at the Center for Urban History at Lviv, Ukraine.

jenniferisasi commented 3 years ago

A bunch of us presented at the Global Digital Humanities Symposium: https://msuglobaldh.org/abstracts/#programming-historian.

I gave a talk entitled "Programming Historian and the Challenges of Globally Distributed Learning" at Seshadripuram Evening Degree College in Bengaluru, India. @JMParr and I will be giving a talk called "The Programming Historian as Pedagogical Tool" at the Center for Urban History at Lviv, Ukraine.

We included the Global DH Symposium presentation on the newsletter in April.

@nabsiddiqui can you tell us the dates for your talk in Bengaluru and the one with Jessica? thanks

JMParr commented 3 years ago

@Jennifer Isasi @.***> Our talk is 29 September. Have we also covered the NewsEye conference that a big group of us presented at this past March. I also gave a presentation to the University of Cambridge Data School on 30 March.

On Mon, Sep 13, 2021 at 1:37 PM Jennifer Isasi @.***> wrote:

A bunch of us presented at the Global Digital Humanities Symposium: https://msuglobaldh.org/abstracts/#programming-historian.

I gave a talk entitled "Programming Historian and the Challenges of Globally Distributed Learning" at Seshadripuram Evening Degree College in Bengaluru, India. @JMParr https://github.com/JMParr and I will be giving a talk called "The Programming Historian as Pedagogical Tool" at the Center for Urban History at Lviv, Ukraine.

We included the Global DH Symposium presentation on the newsletter in April.

@nabsiddiqui https://github.com/nabsiddiqui can you tell us the dates for your talk in Bengaluru and the one with Jessica? thanks

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spapastamkou commented 3 years ago

@anisa-hawes Some info about the NewsEye conference where we presented with Jess and Riva: programme (see session 4) slides and abstract in the book of abstracts of the conference

jenniferisasi commented 3 years ago

@JMParr and @spapastamkou yes, the NewsEye conference information was also included in the first newsletter of the year.

nabsiddiqui commented 3 years ago

@jenniferisasi The one I gave in India was on June 29th, 2021

anisa-hawes commented 3 years ago

Super! Thank you, all!

It feels that through the process of gathering content for this Newsletter, we have learned a lot about each other's recent work and activities.

I have added the question of how we might be able to adapt and improve our external Communications strategies to the agenda for our next Project Team Meeting, but I am wondering if an internal catch up to share recent research and project news might be useful too? Perhaps on a quarterly basis? It's so interesting to hear what each of you are involved in.

In the meantime, I'd be happy to facilitate updates to the research/investigacion/recherche/pesquisa pages. Send me a message anytime if there's something you'd like to add!

jenniferisasi commented 3 years ago

Hi @anisa-hawes looks like we have a lot to share on this newsletter! Do you want me to wrap it up and you review, or viceversa?

anisa-hawes commented 3 years ago

Thank you, @jenniferisasi! I am just finishing writing this up! When I'm done, I'll create a new Branch with my draft and connect with you so that you can review it for me. I really appreciate your support 🙂

jenniferisasi commented 3 years ago

Thank you, @jenniferisasi! I am just finishing writing this up! When I'm done, I'll create a new Branch with my draft and connect with you so that you can review it for me. I really appreciate your support 🙂

Fantastic! Thanks @anisa-hawes