Tagungsbericht (Juni 2018): Deutsche Historische Bibliografie. Präsentation, Partner und Perspektiven, (München, 25. / 26. Oktober 2017)

in: Zeitschrift für Bibliothekswesen und Bibliographie 65 (2018), S. 130-134 http://dx.doi.org/10.3196/18642950186523168 Der Workshop »Deutsche Historische Bibliografie (DHB). Präsentation, Partner und Perspektiven« fand am 25. und 26. Oktober 2017 im Institut für Zeitgeschichte München statt. Er wurde im Rahmen des Fachinformationsdienstes (FID) Geschichtswissenschaft durchgeführt von der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek, der Berlin-Brandenburgischen Akademie der Wissenschaften, dem Deutschen Museum […]

Quelle: http://www.einsichten-online.de/2018/06/9418/

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Needed thing #4: A module to state original claims (and published research)

The Problem

Original research means that we will (also) have to deal with statements that have not been published before. So far this is a huge problem for any researcher. Should she make a claim that was never made before – minutes after she found the archival record to substantiate the spectacular claim? You better wait until your book is out – which can take a couple of years, and if you still need a database to do your research you better work on a platform where your work is invisible until then.

The platform with immediate visibility of your work is at the same moment a massive advantage: If you publish the observation minutes after you made it, you will have made your claim and you can from now onwards refer to it. That, however, means that FactGrid claim has to be made publicly, visibly connected to your research, your name, with a specific URL that comes with a publication date.

The FactGrid must be able to turn any statement which is made on the database into a micro publication. You make the claim and you give the source with all the information about you including your evaluation and the details which any future research should continue to offer.

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Quelle: https://blog.factgrid.de/archives/978

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