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Virtual summer term and digital research infrastructures

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Virtual summer term and digital research infrastructures

By Eliza Papaki | News | June 10, 2020

The summer term at the universities has gone virtual and it is a good moment to share questions, best practices and still open challenges (of which there are many). Questions of competencies in dealing with digital (research) infrastructures, but also generally the desire for fostering of data literacy on all levels of teaching, learning and research are becoming more urgent.

Although the Digital Humanities community is profoundly dealing with digital resources and methods in teaching and research practice since some time, courses and conferences were still based on the concept of personal attendance. Consequently, we do not have any special competences of e-learning under the roof of the digital research infrastructures for the humanities. Nevertheless, we have to face the demand and work together to meet the expectations step by step.

The German research infrastructures CLARIAH, CLARIN and DARIAH are committed to provide and share their resources to foster digital courses and teaching on both the national and the European level as broadly as possible. For better networking and outreach, we started sharing our resources in DARIAH-Campus and started to publish some of our tutorials. The information in this post is first and foremost directed at course providers, teaching staff or students in the humanities and adjoining disciplines.

With the current demand in mind, we felt called upon to restructure our DARIAH-DE offerings and compile a best-practice-overview, which you find below. Of course this overview – focussing on the situation from a German teaching perspective – may be extended but as you see, some European resources are already included.

We distinguish three categories:

  1. Content for direct use in university teaching:
    • DARIAH campus and #dariahTeach (courses in the field of advanced training in digital humanities and cultural studies); OER Commons collection collection materials from the DARIAH context)
    • SSHOC training (webinars partly created by CLARIN, DARIAH and other partners in the context of the SSHOC project) covering various aspects of SSH related issues like methods, resources or best practices
  2. Working with digital offers in teaching:
    • Collections of online course material for humanities and language related subjects, also included as online courses: Telemaco and DARIAH tutorials
    • Video content on digital teaching concerns:
      1. #dariahTeach and DHd Youtube Channel (via DARIAH-DE)
      2. CLARIN-D Youtube channel
      3. CLARIN ERIC Youtube channel
      4. TextGrid tutorials
    • Overview on (attendance) courses in the DH common Europe North the Digital Humanities Course Registry
  3. Data and software that can be used in research-related teaching:
    • Research data: collections, lexical resources, editions; Compound searchable e.g. B. via the CLARIAH TechLab
    • Software tools in CLARIN-D and DARIAH-DE

This list does not provide a comprehensive overview of digital resources and methods and may be extended in a collaborative way with your comments and links.


This blog was originally published in German at the DHd blog, you can access it here.

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