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 The CERL Working Group for Digital Humanities aims to support library management and curators of Special Collections (rare books and manuscripts) to develop a well-informed mid- to long-term vision for the interconnection between Digital Humanities research and their organisation’s special collections, its associated data and metadata.
-The working group will work with university based, library based, national and international entities seeking to ensure that we have the opportunity to enhance their work through an understanding of the available data and its potential offering. The WG will provide information and organise training for management and curators of special collections in DH technologies.
+The working group works with university based, library based, national and international entities seeking to ensure that we have the opportunity to enhance their work through an understanding of the available data and its potential offering. The WG will provide information and organise training for management and curators of special collections in DH technologies.
-New DH technologies and techniques are mostly not developed in the context of Special Collections. Management and curators need to work with new techniques and technologies to optimise them for use with  Special Collection materials. An understanding of techniques and technologies applied in DH will assist curators in identifying the potential in their collections for further DH research, and confidently pitching this potential to invite collaboration between library and the DH community. Better informed and well-trained management and curators will be able to champion tailored, specialist access, retrieval and interlinking of digital representations of our special collections.
 **Members of the Working Group**
-Anne Pasquinon, Bibliothèque nationale de France\\
+   * [[anne.pasquignon@bnf.fr|Anne Pasquinon]], Bibliothèque nationale de France\\
-* [[s.scheltjens@rijksmuseum.nl|Mrs Saskia Scheltjens]], Rijksmuseum Research Library - Research Services, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam\\
+   * [[s.scheltjens@rijksmuseum.nl|Mrs Saskia Scheltjens]], Rijksmuseum Research Library - Research Services, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam\\
-Vicky Gerontopoulou, Onassis Library Coordinator\\
+   * [[vgerontopoulou@onassis.org|Vicky Gerontopoulou]], Onassis Library Coordinator\\
-Andreas Walker, Data Conversion Group, Göttingen\\
+   * [[walker@sub.uni-goettingen.de|Andreas Walker]], Data Conversion Group, Göttingen\\
-*  [[marian.lefferts@cerl.org|Marian Lefferts]], CERL
+   *  [[marian.lefferts@cerl.org|Marian Lefferts]], CERL
+** Blogs **
+  * [[https://cerlblog.wordpress.com/2020/08/13/special-collections-as-data-the-national-library-of-scotlands-data-foundry/|Sarah Ames, Special Collections as Data: the National Library of Scotland's Data Foundry]]
+  * [[https://cerlblog.wordpress.com/2020/08/06/lod-for-emp-cerls-history-and-future-in-linked-open-data/|Andreas Walker, Linked Open Data for Early Modern Prints. CERL’s history and future in Linked Open Data]]
+  * [[https://cerlblog.wordpress.com/2020/07/30/linked-open-data-for-early-modern-prints-what-is-lod/|Andreas Walker, Linked Open Data for Early Modern Prints. What is LOD?]]
+** Videos **
+  * CERL information session: Re-using CERL data by Andreas Walker
+      * [[https://youtu.be/GoQMOiCEjf0|video]] recorded on 6 October 2020
+      * [[https://www.cerl.org/_media/services/seminars/20201006_slides.pdf|slides]] with clickable links

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