💡Spotlight on the Working Group Theatralia: Toward digital descriptive models for the performing arts💡
This article is part of the DARIAH Spotlight campaign, a monthly series that focuses on digital scholarship within the DARIAH network, and is written by Cécile Chantraine Braillon
🔹 Delve deeper into the #DARIAHSpotlight Series here: https://www.dariah.eu/2026/01/28/spotlight-on-the-working-group-theatralia-toward-digital-descriptive-models-for-the-performing-arts/
We are delighted to share the December #DARIAHSpotlight "Spotlight on Skills: Insights from the ATRIUM Skillset Assessment & Gap Analysis Report", produced by the ATRIUM project! 🏺
➡️ Visit the Spotlight series to learn more: https://www.dariah.eu/2025/12/15/spotlight-on-skills-insights-from-the-atrium-skillset-assessment-and-gap-analysis-report/
DARIAH is delighted to publish the fourth Spotlight article "Hidden Traces of Europe’s Difficult Past: Spotlight on Helsinki DHH" 👀 🔍
This article is part of the #DARIAHSpotlight campaign, a monthly series that focuses on digital scholarship within the DARIAH network.
➡️ https://www.dariah.eu/2025/11/21/spotlight-on-helsinki-dhh-hidden-traces-of-europes-difficult-past/
Want to highlight your research in the #DigitalHumanities?
The #DARIAHSpotlight is a new outreach campaign: a monthly series providing opportunities to showcase digital scholarship in the humanities from both DARIAH Working Groups & DH projects within the DARIAH network 🌐
🔜 Deadline for submissions: 9th July
ℹ️ More info: https://www.dariah.eu/2025/06/10/call-for-dariah-spotlight-articles/
Read about how the latest #DARIAHSpotlight focused on the Research Management Working Group over on HAL: Sciences Humaines et Sociales 👀
This article is part of the DARIAH Spotlight campaign, a monthly series that focuses on digital scholarship within the DARIAH network. Written by Francesco Gelati (University of Hamburg) and Françoise Gouzi (DARIAH-EU), co-chairs of the Research Data Management Working Group, the article presents the needs and aims behind the creation of this Working Group back in 2020 and its development in these past 5 years. “Five years after its foundation, the WG RDM continues to be, at least in the view of its co-chairs, a lively, albeit mostly virtual, place where early-career and renowned scholars, data stewards, digital humanists, and GLAM professionals meet in what is now the (only?) pan-European platform for sharing and discussing best practices in Research Data Management for the arts and humanities.” Researchers face numerous (and often contradictory) demands for making data publicly available and reusable as articulated in various research policy recommendations and funding requirements. At the same time, researchers struggle with a multiplicity of factors that hinder data sharing, including those of a legal, cultural, infrastructural, and managerial nature. Although there is increasing pressure from policy makers to make data openly available, in reality, only a small fraction of datasets are reused and very few scholarly publications include references to datasets (Borgman and Groth 2024). The FAIR guidelines have been developed to address this situation to improve the Findability, Accessibility, Interoperability, and Reuse of digital assets. In effect, creating FAIR data is the overarching goal of research data management:
Want to highlight your research in the #DigitalHumanities?
The #DARIAHSpotlight is a new outreach campaign: a monthly series providing opportunities to showcase digital scholarship in the humanities from both DARIAH Working Groups & DH projects within the DARIAH network 🌐
🔜 Deadline for submissions: 9th July
ℹ️ More info: https://www.dariah.eu/2025/06/10/call-for-dariah-spotlight-articles/
This month, our #DARIAHSpotlight was on the Research Data Management Working Group, which is celebrating 5️⃣ years 🎉
🔹 Read more about this Spotlight on the DARIAH website: https://www.dariah.eu/2025/06/03/spotlight-on-the-research-data-management-working-group/
For the latest #DARIAHSpotlight, we are delighted to share this feature on the DARIAH Working Group on Research Data Management - which is celebrating being five years old!
Read all about it in this blog post by Francesco Gelati (University of Hamburg) and Françoise Gouzi (DARIAH-EU)💡
The latest #DARIAHSpotlight shines a light on #ArkeoGIS: Opening Archaeological Data Across Temporal & Political Boundaries. ArkeoGIS was developed to address to address regional, state and linguistic boundaries that can cause barriers for archaeologists working in the Upper Rhine region which is at the nexus of three countries: France, Germany, and Switzerland ⛏️
We are delighted to announce a new feature - the #DARIAHSpotlight - where we focus on a digital scholarship initiatives within the DARIAH network!
The first article introduces a new #dariahTeach course, Social Justice in the Digital Humanities. Written by Susan Schreibman, Professor of Digital Arts and Culture Maastricht University, Co-Director of DARIAH and former Co-Chair of the DARIAH Working Group #dariahTeach
➡️ Read the article here: https://www.dariah.eu/activities/spotlight/social-justice-in-the-digital-humanities-a-dariahteach-course/
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