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Open practices, services, tools and communities in Humanities: In this project we collect open practices, tools, services and communities that/who help Humanities scholars to do better research. The project is the extension of the Open Humanities and Social Sciences from the DO-a-thlon session from OpenCon 2017.
At a glance
Submission Name: Open practices, services, tools and communities in Humanities
Contact Lead: toth.czifrae@gmail.com @etothczifra
Issue Area: #OpenAccess, #OpenData, #OpenResearch
Region: #Global
Issue Type: #Project
Types of Support Needed: #Advocacy_and_Policy, #Communications, #Community_GrassrootsOrganizing, #Research
External Site Link (optional - primarily for projects): undefined
Description
In this session, we're aiming to bring more visibility to the discipline-specific open solutions emerging from community practices and practices of communities in Humanities.
Goals:
Build connections between those of us working on all kinds of open issue in Humanities
Give new momentum to the OpenCon Open Sciences and Humanities group from OpenCon 2017
Create a resource list for open practices, services, tools and communities in humanities
Collect success stories (or horror stories) from Open Humanities
What are we working on during the do-a-thon? What kinds of support do we need?
Hopefully anyone working on or interested in open issues in Humanities can find a way to contribute. We'll be working collaboratively on a few documents and discussing plans for future activities.
How can others contribute?
A dedicated Google doc with some details is coming soon. You can leave recommendations of open resources by leaving a comment here. Please do not forget to tell a little bit about how it/they helped you in opening up your research and why you recommend it to others.
Open practices, services, tools and communities in Humanities: In this project we collect open practices, tools, services and communities that/who help Humanities scholars to do better research. The project is the extension of the Open Humanities and Social Sciences from the DO-a-thlon session from OpenCon 2017.
At a glance
Description
In this session, we're aiming to bring more visibility to the discipline-specific open solutions emerging from community practices and practices of communities in Humanities.
Goals: Build connections between those of us working on all kinds of open issue in Humanities Give new momentum to the OpenCon Open Sciences and Humanities group from OpenCon 2017 Create a resource list for open practices, services, tools and communities in humanities Collect success stories (or horror stories) from Open Humanities
What are we working on during the do-a-thon? What kinds of support do we need?
Hopefully anyone working on or interested in open issues in Humanities can find a way to contribute. We'll be working collaboratively on a few documents and discussing plans for future activities.
How can others contribute?
A dedicated Google doc with some details is coming soon. You can leave recommendations of open resources by leaving a comment here. Please do not forget to tell a little bit about how it/they helped you in opening up your research and why you recommend it to others.
You can check out the OHSS proceedings from last year here: https://github.com/sparcopen/doathon/issues/56