Conference Agenda

The SSH Open Marketplace - marketplace.sshopencloud.eu - is a discovery portal which pools and contextualises resources for Social Sciences and Humanities research communities: tools, services, training materials, datasets, publications and workflows. As one of the core DARIAH services, flagship of the SSHOC Cluster, the SSH Open Marketplace is used to document research workflows (see existing workflows).
To participate in this workshop, please register via this registration form. Please make sure you register on time as the registration will be closing on June 4th. This is an in-person workshop.

Open to the public

Open to the public

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Open to the public

Open to the public

This workshop is organised by the Digital Humanities Course Registry Working Group and the DARIAH Community Engagement Working Group and funded by the DARIAH Funding Scheme for Working Group Activities 2023-2025.
This workshop continues and builds on the discussion initiated last year in Budapest regarding the employability of Digital Humanities graduates. We will start by sharing insights gathered from DH programs in Europe on their strategies to equip graduates for careers as digital humanists in academia, the public sector, or industry. The program will then feature lightning talks from invited DH alumni from various countries, followed by round-table discussions. The workshop will conclude with a few preliminary recommendations for DH Master's Degree Programs.
This project is being led by Maria Goicoechea de Jorge and Amelia Sanz from Universidad Complutense de Madrid, with support from DARIAH WGs and CLARIN.
The workshop is open to the public.

The SSH Open Marketplace - marketplace.sshopencloud.eu - is a discovery portal which pools and contextualises resources for Social Sciences and Humanities research communities: tools, services, training materials, datasets, publications and workflows. As one of the core DARIAH services, flagship of the SSHOC Cluster, the SSH Open Marketplace is used to document research workflows (see existing workflows).
To participate in this workshop, please register via this registration form. Please make sure you register on time as the registration will be closing on June 4th. This is an in-person workshop.

Details and registration via External Resource at bottom of session abstract

Open to the public

Open to the public

satellite room: Aud B2 Stream:
https://dariah.zoom.us/j/83393632486?pwd=rYLXNc7Urycy6QKPrBf1qaXxkQthaH.1 Meeting ID: 833 9363 2486 Passcode: 632047

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This joint DARIAH-CLARIN working group maintains the Digital Humanities Course Registry platform and curates the registered programs and courses with support from national moderators.

The aim of the WG meeting is to update national moderators and course contributors on the latest technical developments, provide an overview of outreach and dissemination activities, and discuss new improvement plans for the UI search interface. The event is open to all conference attendees interested in the DH course registry and the activities of the working group. Open to the public

Open to the public

satellite room: B2
https://dariah.zoom.us/j/87023189103?pwd=lkIOycexvPh6n7dAnaQTXbdh7BDaNg.1 Meeting ID: 870 2318 9103 Passcode: 600964

This community event is open to all at the Annual Event, and is an opportunity for two things:
1. Working Groups to “pitch” their work and projects to those who would like to know more about the WGs.
2. Get Working Groups together to chat and catch up, as well as provide insight to the DARIAH DCO/CIO on how we can better enable WGs to succeed.
Light snacks and drinks provided as available. See external resource for full agenda

2:00pm - 2:30pm: Brief review of the past activity of the Digital Methods and Practices Observatory WG - DiMPO ( https://zenodo.org/communities/dimpo); 2:30-3:30pm Planning of next year's activities. Previous and prospective members welcome.

Featuring updates and reports from projects that were funded under the 2022-2024 DARIAH Theme funding.

Presentations will include:

"Open Bibliodata Workflows" - Vojtěch Malínek
"MobileGIS workflow in archaeological prospection: the case study of a rural site near the Roman city of Mustis (N Tunisia)" - Julia Chyla
"White paper and podcast on workflows in digital projects" - Lucas Burkart
"Harmonizing Workflows in HTR/OCR Publication Pipelines of Textual Heritage" - Mareike König
"MotiveR: a workflow designed to detect significant lexico-grammatical patterns for automatic stylistic analysis" - Antoine de Sacy

Stream:
https://dariah.zoom.us/j/87832271556?pwd=1XN1w3sh3Wtj89cV0t29jtnEXYFgUE.1 Meeting ID: 878 3227 1556 Passcode: 167024

Registration required, registration closes June 4th: https://forms.gle/PkfZJDnKcHH92fSz5

satellite room: B2
Stream: https://dariah.zoom.us/j/87031124913?pwd=9asMpkXZfIHPO3lOf8Gx77Jb48tapT.1 Meeting ID: 870 3112 4913 Passcode: 779909

Including the announcement of where the AE will be in 2025...