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The latest series of DARIAH’s impact case studies are now published on the DARIAH website. The three new impact case studies, which are also featured in the 2024 Annual Report, illustrate examples of the impact achieved by a national consortium (DARIAH-HR), a project (CLS INFRA) and an event (Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon).
DARIAH-HR 2024 picnik, full day team-building and brainstorming event for DARIAH-HR staff
DARIAH-HR, one of the 15 founding countries of DARIAH-EU, built a national DH infrastructure by connecting over 40 institutions across Croatia. Through collaborative events, shared tools, and lasting partnerships, DARIAH-HR transformed fragmented efforts into an inclusive human network that empowers scholars, artists, and cultural professionals to engage with digital methods and reshape humanities scholarship.
The Helsinki Digital Humanities Hackathon (DHH) began 10 years ago as an experiment that developed into an annual experience to develop an interdisciplinary research project from start to finish within the span of 10 days. It is organised as a master’s level university course and an international summer school every year.
Computational Literary Studies (CLS) is a new area of studies, established partly due to the activities of the CLS INFRA project (2021-2025). The participants of CLS INFRA conducted training activities, wrote field studies and literature reviews and offered fellowship opportunities to ECRs, in order to support the recognition of CLS as a field of study at an international level.
Three new impact case studies are published annually to showcase the depth and richness of the impact achieved over the year into research communities, into national consortia, into the practices and knowledge base of individual researchers in the area of (digital) arts and humanities.
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