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services:seminars:liber_digcurwsiv [2017/06/21 14:43] – [4th Digital Curation Workshop] lefferts | services:seminars:liber_digcurwsiv [2017/06/21 14:44] – [Call for Papers] lefferts | ||
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Researcher in Residence programmes | Researcher in Residence programmes | ||
More and more library institutions run researcher-in-residence programs, working with digital humanities researchers to develop innovative research methods, tackling a library’s digital content in close collaboration with their data experts. Participating in this program is deemed mutually beneficial to both the researcher and the library and the programme may lead to the development of new, often freely-available tools of benefit to the community at large. Tell us about your programme, so that we can examine the similarities and differences between such programs, list the aspects which need to be considered in such a scenario and map positive and maybe also negative experiences with such collaborations, | More and more library institutions run researcher-in-residence programs, working with digital humanities researchers to develop innovative research methods, tackling a library’s digital content in close collaboration with their data experts. Participating in this program is deemed mutually beneficial to both the researcher and the library and the programme may lead to the development of new, often freely-available tools of benefit to the community at large. Tell us about your programme, so that we can examine the similarities and differences between such programs, list the aspects which need to be considered in such a scenario and map positive and maybe also negative experiences with such collaborations, | ||
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Funnelling research knowledge back into library | Funnelling research knowledge back into library | ||
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Databases resulting from research (projects) come with sustainability issues, and issues around data formats, and data models that are not easily compatible with the technical environment in which a library operates. Newly created knowledge is increasingly published in new forms, such as electronic and/or enhanced publications, | Databases resulting from research (projects) come with sustainability issues, and issues around data formats, and data models that are not easily compatible with the technical environment in which a library operates. Newly created knowledge is increasingly published in new forms, such as electronic and/or enhanced publications, | ||
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Data stewardship and your library staff | Data stewardship and your library staff | ||
‘Data stewardship’ is one of the new buzz words on the research scene, but a precise definition of what these data stewards will do or what skills they will have is yet to emerge. To what extent does the conceptual field of data stewardship overlap with traditional or emerging practices in libraries, and to what extent does it seem likely to threaten current good practice and/or drive resource use going forward? | ‘Data stewardship’ is one of the new buzz words on the research scene, but a precise definition of what these data stewards will do or what skills they will have is yet to emerge. To what extent does the conceptual field of data stewardship overlap with traditional or emerging practices in libraries, and to what extent does it seem likely to threaten current good practice and/or drive resource use going forward? | ||
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