Second delayed #dayofdh2023 post - 2 final proofs of articles submitted after a read-through by all collaborators.

ARTICLE ONE: a revised keynote w/wonderful collaborators, Matt Gold & Rebecca Frost Davis, on "Network + Publication + Ecosystem: Curating Digital Pedagogy, Fostering Community" about DPiH https://digitalpedagogy.hcommons.org/ -- citing keywords Poetry, Disability, Queer, Annotation, etc. The first section (mine bc I'm the pessimist among us): "This Was a Bad Idea"

ARTICLE TWO: Finally! I got an article into a Debates in DH volume! Along w/my long-time collaborator, Rebecca Frost Davis, we wrote a piece about "Why Teach DH at a Teaching Intensive Institution?” for What We Teach When We Teach DH: Digital Humanities in the Classroom *Debates*

I'm very late to posting something for #DayOfDH2023 but I'll blame it on being 15 hours off of my home time zone. I spent the day offline, on a boat, with DH colleagues and my spinning machine and crochet. We talked about projects, conferences, organizations, and there was seafood and beverages aplenty. It was not at all what my regular life looks like doing #DigitalHumanities, but it's a memory I'll treasure.

Missed #dayofdh2023 but here for it now! Spent the last week wrangling a grant proposal for the NEH Digital Projects for the Public and getting into the weeds of a Design Document.

Today's work is establishing user stories based on the engagement surveys we've been doing during the discovery phase of this Public Art as Resistance in San Jose walking tour project year.

Also...I'm burned out :( Not from my admin duties a Director of Public Programming, but by the old chestnut of a hostile dept chair who has blasted me for the last 15 yrs. Such a waste of time for her to behave this way! Blergh!

So you say it was #DayofDH2023 yesterday? I say: I spent some time caring about the i18n of a precious, entry-level common good, the Voyant Tools suite of text analysis tools. https://voyant-tools.org/?lang=fr

My #DayOfDH2023 was actually a lot of pretty cool work on CollectionBuilder, merging in some awesome new features that I think conceptually expand traditional metadata to ensure it has fields focused on accessible access.
https://github.com/CollectionBuilder/collectionbuilder-csv/pull/64

My #DayOfDH2023 was spent on a lot of inside-baseball kinds of logistics for https://constellate.org

- planning some workflow changes with my developer colleague
- talking UX design and review workflow questions with my UX colleague
- working through a bunch of SQL to make sure our internal data store is flowing correctly, so we can e.g. keeps track of how long it takes users' Jupyter Labs to spin up

In sum: a lot of time asking "will it be worth investing the work to do X?" before doing X

On tidally locked planets like Mercury, #DayofDH2023 lasts for the entire year. Meanwhile here on Earth we devote only a day to DH but whole months to women's history and black history. I think that makes it clear why university technocrats promote DH over real humanities; because they're scheming to move the Media Studies program from Wilson Hall to bake in the inner reaches of the solar system. That's how scared they are.

My #DayofDH2023 has been organizing and reading items from my digital humanities methods qualifying exam reading list.

@scott_bot I think you're still a DHer. It's like the mafia and this will be my contribution to #dayofdh2023: you'll never be able to cut ties ;-) (I've tried myself and been caught up.)

My only contribution to #dayofdh2023: I don't think I'm a digital humanist anymore? I mean, obviously I still hang out with that crowd, use skills I learned in my DH career for my new job, etc., but it'd be difficult to justify publishing in DH venues and attending DH conferences these days.

Perhaps it's more appropriate to say: to the extent I'm still in at all, I'm in the part of DH that doesn't need to reflect upon its context *as* DH. Which is a goal many of us were aiming for to begin with, I suppose. Can't really tell if it's a loss or a win.

This #DayOfDH2023 was a day of joyful collaboration to build open infrastructures for tool and method registries on top of (or rather in) Wikidata. Talking data models, SPARQL, APIs, and trying to get #OpenRefine to push our mapping of the #TaDiRAH taxonomy to #Wikidata.

Finally, I spent the bigger part of the day with my kids and, later on my partner, before briefly sitting down to scheme for the new #ADHO #SIG #MultilingualDH, which I have the honour to co-chair with Merve Tekgüler.

There is also things I would have liked to do but couldn’t, namely attending the 9th conference of the Islamicate DH Network (@idhn) or the open research colloquium at @DigitalHistory

#DigitalHumanities #LOD

The end of my day was me staring at spreadsheets being confused so that's pretty normal. Thanks for a great #DayOfDH2023 everyone :D

#DayofDH2023 isn't too productive for me due to lack of sleep, but I've been trying to push ahead with the incredibly complex Rolling Windows feature for the new Lexos API: https://scottkleinman.github.io/lexos/.

RT @EurResearch: It's the #dayofdh2023!
This year's theme - Humanizing Data - makes us reflect on how we bring together cultural heritage #data and #people in the @Europeanaeu ecosystem. The Research Community is the place for those who work in academia and research! 👇https://pro.europeana.eu/page/europeana-research https://t.co/Q75JdayywX

🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/EU_opendata/status/1663885845479280641

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

On this #DayOfDH2023 I have also been following #SSP2023 on the various platforms — the Society for Scholarly Publishing, that is. If you want to know more about what I’m doing now that’s DH-adjacent but is also pertinent to other realms of scholarship, see this short video I recorded to accompany our SSP poster. https://player.vimeo.com/video/829405877?h=eb6ea7f0b3

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

Oh, it's #DayOfDH2023. I didn't even notice. I spent the day filing receipts. 😭😭😭 I am now working on a report of the state of DH program at a dear liberals art college that hired me as an outside consultant. This one is a happy report because they are killing it!

The upside of Airtable is that you can work out the data model on the fly and change it as project needs dictate.

I bet you can guess what the downside is.

#DayOfDH2023

Keeping it classic on #DayofDH2023 by working on #omeka stuff. Seeing a project I started 3+ years ago finally coming to fruition!