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The Women Writers in History Working Group received funding in 2017 to test and develop the NEWW VRE (New approaches to European Women’s Writing) tool in line with researchers’ requirements and in view of teaching at different levels. The project allowed for: 1.
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Following the workshop on “Software Sustainability: Quality and Re-Use” in 2017, the collaborating infrastructures CESSDA, CLARIN and DARIAH have established the European Research Infrastructure Software Engineers‘ Network (EURISE Network). The Network organised its follow-up workshop on “Software Sustainability within Research Infrastructures” on 12-13 March 2019 in Utrecht, The Netherlands.
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The Social Sciences and Humanities Open Cloud (SSHOC) kick-off meeting was held in Utrecht on 11 and 12 March 2019 and gathered more than 100 participants from the 47 partner organisations of the project and beyond.
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The Thesaurus Maintenance Working Group received funding in 2017, through the DARIAH Working Group Funding Scheme, to organise and host a workshop for testing and validating the following tools and services developed and maintained collaboratively by the Working Group: the BackBone Thesaurus (BBT) – an overarching thesaurus for the humanities, under which the terminologies/ structured
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The Sustainable Publishing of (Meta)data Working Group, chaired by Afelonne Doek, Dorien Styven, Eric de Ruijter and Johan Van Der Eycken, received funding in 2017 through the DARIAH Working Group Funding Scheme to organise a workshop on the topic of “Trust and Understanding: the value of metadata in a digitally joined-up world”.
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Open Methods was awarded the second place (1st Runner Up) in the category Best DH Blog Post or Series of Posts, following the winning nomination of the British Library’s Digital Scholarship blog.
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The Ethics and Legality in the Digital Arts and Humanities (ELDAH) Working Group, chaired by Koraljka Kuzman Šlogar, Walter Scholger and, lately, Vanessa Hannesschläger, received funding in 2017 through the DARIAH Working Group Funding Scheme to develop the project “Open Licensing, Ethics and Scholarly Conduct in DH”.
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Launched as one of the outputs of the DESIR project and developed in partnership with the German node of CLARIN (CLARIN-D), the DARIAH Helpdesk is now in place to answer your questions regarding: Education and training Open Science Technical issues Tools and services Working Groups Join DARIAH General questions This centralised helpdesk service aims to
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The DH Course Registry Working Group, chaired by Hendrik Schmeer and Tanja Wissik, received funding through the DARIAH WG Funding Scheme in 2017 to run a DH Course Registry Metadatathon and explore a number of other outreach and dissemination channels.
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In 2019 to celebrate its fifth year, the Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon is going international! As a CLARIN and DARIAH summer school, we welcome applications from all over Europe, and are prepared to sponsor close to 20 participants from outside Finland with flights and accommodation.