Francesca Giannetti

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DH librarian w/ interests in romance languages, librettology, audio preservation, and digital libraries. She/her. Profile pic: Hollyhocks and Cats from the Met.
websitehttps://francescagiannetti.com/
A directory of digital scholarship in music (AKA Music DH) was recently updated through 2023 (ya, a few months behind). Special thanks to the MLA core team of Bonnie Finn, Kerry Masteller, Amelyn Enriques, and public history intern Joseph Goeller. Please bookmark/share for all your #digitalmusicology #digitalhumanities needs! 🎶 https://rutgersdh.github.io/musicdh/
Music DH

A Directory of Digital Scholarship in Music

Our #CriticalAI #CriticalAILiteracy in a Time of Chatbots: A Public Symposium for Educators, Writers, and Citizens Event from Friday October 6, 2023 is
now available as a video archive, all accessible at the link below and in the following đź§µ:

https://sites.rutgers.edu/critical-ai/event-details/
Events – Critical AI

For fuck's sake, just hire people, they're cheaper

https://gizmodo.com/github-copilot-ai-microsoft-openai-chatgpt-1850915549

So Far, AI Is a Money Pit That Isn't Paying Off

While the stock market may love the term "AI," companies haven't figured out how to optimally monetize the services that go along with it.

Gizmodo
Not sure how many folks in the PA-NJ-NY area follow me, but here goes. I'm co-organizing an event on open #humanities on Oct 30 with excellent speakers: Nicky Agate (CMU Libraries, HuMetricsHSS Initiative), Kath Burton (Routledge | Taylor & Francis), Jen Grayburn (Princeton University Library), and Laura McGrath (Temple University, Post45 Data Collective). Join us at Rutgers–New Brunswick. There will be lunch! https://libcal.rutgers.edu/event/11326499
#openaccess #opendata
Co-creating value in open humanities scholarship: where we are and where we’re heading

We have been hearing for years that scholarly communication is in crisis, although the shape of that particular crisis differs across the disciplines. In the humanities, a siloed...

Rutgers Libraries (LibCal)
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Why why why do students put so much faith in the cloud? Shakes fist at Google after I get locked out because of "too many failed attempts" to access a doc with codes that arrived in my inbox 20 minutes late. HARUMPH, I say.

We've put up the slides + code from this year's Princeton #Sociology Methods Camp: https://pusocmethodscamp.org/

This set our students up to use #rstats in our intro grad stats sequence.

I'm most proud about:
👏 Teaching students to use #chatGPT as a research tool
👏 Incorporating #Quarto and the visual editor for new R users
👏 Teaching w live coding (and my exercises to explicitly teach debugging!)
👏 Generating fake data for releasing materials openly

Please use & share these materials openly!

Methods Camp homepage

This is a fantastic publication for anyone working, or interested to work with historical newspaper data. Created by former colleague Yann Ryan, "this book is a guide to accessing and analysing newspaper data, mostly using the programming language R."  

https://yann-ryan.github.io/newspapers/

@BL_DigiSchol #BritishLibrary @LivingWithMachines
CC @cneud

Accessing and Using Historical Newspaper Data

I suspect a lot of digital humanists have ended up teaching AI-related stuff, organizing events, and sorting out policies this fall. Maybe it'd be nice to figure out all this stuff together? ACH working group proposal on DH + AI here; add yourself & your ideas if you'd like!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1DBHnnpMxtH_NfV4zl8Hm8je_N1FIpiZoE1745hfFBrk/edit

DH + AI ACH working group

Working group name: DH + AI Initial members: Meredith Martin, Quinn Dombrowski, Jim McGrath, José Eduardo González, Anastasia Salter, Pamella Lach, Natalia Estrada, Katie McDonough, Nicole Infanta Keller, Laure Thompson, Mia Ridge, Jeff Tharsen [more names here] Background Word vectors, large...

Google Docs
My library is hiring 4 Rutgers–New Brunswick graduate students to teach workshops and provide consultations in the areas of #digitalhumanities, #DataScience, #qualitative methods, and evidence synthesis. See job descriptions and instructions on how to apply at https://dh.rutgers.edu/f23-graduate-specialist-positions/. I am happy to take questions, since I am the coordinator of this program. Please share!
Fall 2023 Graduate Specialist Positions – Digital Humanities Initiative