I'd hoped to squeeze this in on #dayOfDH, but I just submitted a session proposal to the International Congress on Medieval Studies. Kinda combining 20-years-ago me with present me, and others with broadly similar trajectories. 🤞

@skleinman No need to be productive on #DayofDH!

My #DayofDH: final edits on a #ScienceCommunication article on #DigitalLegalHistory & #DigitalLegalTec issue of #ReThinkingLaw featuring political judiciary in an autocratic regime, computational methods, and historical networks #HNR #DH

And of course, documenting it,
https://collectionbuilder.github.io/cb-docs/docs/metadata/csv_metadata/#object-location-fields
#DayOfDH

While technically I am on holidays, today I have intermittently worked on and now return to a night session of webserver programming. 😩

#DayOfDH

Ja, ja, #dayofdh –
I spent it on a wild everyday mix of #spreadsheets #transkribus #teaching #multilingual #xslt and #tei

My #DayOfDH: working on the non-DH-part of my grant application which is more demanding than the DH part, because I need to present my research question in such a way that non-DH people think that in this case it's worth using digital tools. #dhfromscratch

I just remembered it's #DayofDH2023! My day began with a meeting with the wonderful @dhandlib team. Then spent some time working on our upcoming #podcast institute with @natlhumanities and prepping the #ACH2023 conference. Took a break from conference/institute planning to have a team meeting w my fantastic #DH staff person. Now it's back to more conference planning! Speaking of which, there's still time to register for the @ach virtual conference, to be held June 29-July 1. We'll be sharing the program details very soon! https://ach2023.ach.org/

#DigitalHumanities #DayofDH

Hm I kind of missed #DayOfDH2023 but I spent today sending out some messages for @ResearchOrgs, twiddling with the ROR website at https://ror.org, and starting some slides for the ROR workshop I’ll be co-leading in South Africa in 2 weeks. I don’t do exclusively humanities anymore, but DH sure led me here! #DayOfDH

After several meetings on DH #infrastructure (e.g. how to organise shared access to GPU-clusters?), supervising two #PhD candidates (on #distantviewing #Newsreels and on interdisciplinary #digitalScholarlyEditions, preparing for a presentation on #srmanticweb and #regesta if #medieval #charters (#diplomaticsrulez), teaching #Persona methods to a DH course on the example of #endangeredlanguages #digitalarchives and conversion of book #indices into #factoid #prosopography I finally conclude my #dayofdh2023 #dayofdh with bottle of beer ...

It's #DayofDH and news about a brand new cooperation between us and Judith Ackermann from the FH Potsdam just got published. In an interdisciplinary approach we will analyze narratives about female scientists and humanists. We do so in a data-driven study on social media postings. Very much looking forward to it! Find more information about what #DigitalHumanities has got to do with it here: https://www.instagram.com/p/Cs6Krs0oQyR/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

On this #DayOfDH2023 we're delighted to announce the addition of over 2,000 editions to the #OpenScholarship and #DSE platform #PRISMS. Read more about the project here:

https://www.prisms.digital/

@DayofDH #DayofDH #SemanticWeb #LOD #RDF #SPARQL #ontologies #KnowledgeBase

On this #DayOfDH2023 I've been mostly working on an XSLT stylesheet to convert the poetry TEI of the #RomanticPeriodPoetryArchive into OntoPoetry-underpinned RDF. Read more about the project here:

https://romanticperiodpoetry.org

#RPPA #GlobalRomanticism #LOD #POSTDATA @DayofDH #DayofDH

Apparently it's #DayofDH2023 #dayOfDH - as far as I can tell, a day when folk working in Digital Humanities share what they're up to help demystify our work

I've bounced between meetings, email, slack, thinking about a conference proposal, documenting code and processing / moving crowdsourced data around. This means I've chatted to a combination of @LivingWithMachines and @BL_DigiSchol people, plus folk from Kings Digital Lab and a bit of social media (like this)

Starting #DayOfDH2023 like I do most days: with a lovely (e)bike ride to work.

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I doubt I'll be working late tonight (it was an early start), so that's probably my #dayOfDH2023 done.

So what's happening in the rest of the world? #dayOfDH

Although it's not included in the plan, I'll also have to be updating the #GLAMWorkbench as I develop the content for the #Trove Data Guide. That's because I'll be using the GW to save related tools, resources, and tutorials -- some new, most updated. On top of that, v3 of the Trove API will be released shortly, so I'll have to update *all* of the Trove content in the GW. Anyway, that's probably enough planning for now. Tomorrow I'll make a start on the content! 😬 #dayOfDH2023. #dayOfDH

Ok, I've moved all my notes about the Trove Data Guide from a Google Doc to a series of GitHub issues. This way I can add further notes as I go, documenting the development process, and relate the issues to specific tasks to keep myself on track. Hmm I might also investigate GitHub's Project tool... https://github.com/wragge/trove-data-guide/issues #dayOfDH2023. #dayOfDH

What I'm trying to do now is document my decisions and questions about the guide in the repository's 'issues': https://github.com/wragge/trove-data-guide/issues

I'll be adding to this throughout today's #dayOfDH2023. #dayOfDH

One of the cool things about JB is that you can easily include computationally-generated content, like the Trove category charts in my demo page. They're created when the book is built by a bit of code that gets the data from the #Trove API.

When I push changes in the book's code to GitHub, an action runs that builds the book and commits it to GitHub pages. But when I uploaded my new pages this morning the charts didn't appear. Why? I needed to add the Trove API key as a 'secret' in GitHub, then modify my GH action script to use that secret when it builds the book. Now it's working!

#dayOfDH2023 #dayOfDH