Zum Abschluss des DH-Videoclip-Adventskalenders kommen einige DH-ExpertInnen zu Wort, die über ihre Erfahrungen mit Digital Humanities sprechen. Wer über die Feiertage Lust hat noch mehr Videos zu schauen, das Projekt #dariahTeach hat eine ganze Reihe solch kurzer Clips ins Netz gestellt (vgl. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCScSbG7XjiXbZVgilEp0Pkw). Und natürlich gibt es alle Videos des diesjährigen Adventskalenders sowie viele weitere auf dem DHd-Kanal auf YouTube zu sehen: https://www.youtube.com/user/dhdkanal.

Ich bedanke mich herzlich bei allen, die durch ihre Tipps zur Gestaltung des DH-Videoclip Adventskalender 2016 beigetragen haben: Jakob Epler, Gertjan Filarski, Frank Fischer, Henk Harmsen, Tibor Kalman, Stefan Schmunk, Christof Schöch, Kathleen Smith und Thorsten Trippel.

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Der heutige Videotipp von Tibor Kálmán, Gesellschaft für wissenschaftliche Datenverarbeitung Göttingen, zeigt noch einmal einige Inpressionen vom DARIAH-EU Annual Meeting, diesmal aus dem Blickwinkel der Arbeitsgruppe „Cl

The first DARIAH-EU Annual Meeting took place from 10-12 October 2016 in Ghent, Belgium. The aim of the meeting was to introduce activities of various DARIAH Working Groups and to bring together scientists and developers active in the field of digital art and humanities to establish new collaborations and enable the discussion of future DARIAH activities. Within the scope of the meeting, a Marketplace was organized to interactively present Working Groups and ongoing projects. In this session, dr. Davor Davidović and Eva Cetinić presented their DARIAH related work in two H2020 projects: INDIGO-DataCloud and EGI-Engage. Two posters were presented: „DARIAH meets INDIGO-DataCloud: Developing a Repository Platform for Digital Arts and Humanities Data“ and „EGI DARIAH Competence Centre and Cloud Infrastructure Service WG“. Also, to additionally promote those ongoing projects, free promotional T-shirts were distributed. Furthermore, dr. Davor Davidović gave a presentation about theDARIAH Cloud InfrastructureWorking Group which focused on demonstrating existing tools and services.

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Eine neue Generation von Entwicklerinnen und DH-Spezialistinnen oder zumindest Informatik-affinen Frauen wächst im Umfeld von San Francisco heran dank einer Initiative der Universität Stanford, auf die mich Kathleen M. Smith, Fachreferentin an den Stanford University Libraries, aufmerksam gemacht hat:

Stanford women in computer science and engineering are taking aim at the gender gap in the technology industry. Founded in 2012, Girls Teaching Girls to Code is a student led organization that introduces Bay Area high school girls to computer science and programming basics. While learning the foundational concepts, participants establish strong relationships with Stanford mentors. High schoolers of all experience levels are encouraged to participate. (Quelle: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Psxl7ytYGio)

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Die Universität Göteborg wirbt für ihren neuen Masterstudiengang Digital Humanities – the programme for humanists of the future

How can new digital techniques help us to understand today’s and yesterday’s societies and cultures better? Study our Master’s programme and learn how to combine technology with questions within the humanities! (Quelle: YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wbfrg6gTJUI)

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Christine McWebb erzählt von ihren Anfängen in den Digital Humanities und dem DH-Studienangebot am Waterloo’s Stratford Campus:

Christine McWebb is an associate professor of French Studies in the Faculty of Arts, as well as academic program director at Waterloo’s Stratford Campus. As a digital humanist, Dr. McWebb studies the ways in which new technologies and new media impact on traditional humanities disciplines, on human interaction, society, and communication. She also explores digital applications as a means to further studies in the humanities and the social sciences, particularly as new tools and data enable new research questions and perspectives. (Quelle: YouTube https://youtu.be/LfQx7r07H_E)

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Video Nummer 19 ist noch einmal ein Tipp von Stefan Schmunk, SUB Göttingen und führt direkt hinter die Kulissen der berühmten Tate:

This video series examines some of the stories behind Tate’s archives of British art, exploring questions and processes that are emerging from their collection, conservation and use. (Quelle: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QNN2LFe_iD8)

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