Digital scholarly editions open up new possibilities for accessing, analysing, and reusing cultural texts. At the same time, they require complex conceptual, technical, and legal decisions. Our upcoming three-day book sprint at the German Historical Institute in Paris (March 4-6, 2026) takes up these challenges: a group of established experts will collaboratively write a structured, practice-oriented guide covering all stages of creating a digital scholarly edition. The result will be published as a living handbook.
Before the sprint begins, we introduce the contributors, and organisers (in alphabetical order). Each presents themselves with three hashtags and a short statement highlighting their expertise and their perspective on digital scholarly editing.
The Contributors
Floriane Chiffoleau
#DigitalHumanities #OpenScience #WorldWarsHistory
Floriane is a post-doctorate researcher in the ObTIC team at Sorbonne University, working on the digital edition of the AVH cultural heritage library.
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