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Oh dear, way to go:
#DigitalHumanities #DH2023 #conference @adhorg

"If we were to aim to achieve parity, assuming that there will be only two unique keynote speaker slots at future conferences, we would need to program women-only keynotes for the next 15 years of conferences, until 2035 [...] Over a third (25) worked for European institutions and it should be noted that 50% (36) were located at universities and research institutes in the USA and Canada."
-- digitalhumanities.org/dhq/vol/ (§49f.)

www.digitalhumanities.orgDHQ: Digital Humanities Quarterly: The circus we deserve? A front row look at the organization of the annual academic conference for the Digital Humanities

The outcomes of our OpenMethods Edit-a-thon at DH2023 in Graz are now available on our metablog, written by 4 guest editorial teams!
1. "Spanish Paleography Digital Teaching and Learning Tool"
Introduction by guest editors Josie Bready, Ahac Meden, Tine Reeh: openmethods.dariah.eu/2023/09/

2. "Mediate: A Collaborative Time-Based Media Annotation Tool for the Web"
Introduction by guest editors Joanne Bernardi; Vera Burrows; Dylan Palmer: openmethods.dariah.eu/2023/09/

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5️⃣ While implementing and adapting existing (in some cases cutting-edge) tools and frameworks w/ emphasis on open source, there was less emphasis (or at least mentioning) of participation in maintenance or shaping the long-term sustainability of said tools, which goes back to 2️⃣ and means that maybe just a bit more intersection w/ communities focused on #digipres & #OSS development is needed. #Feminist theories and principles of care were mentioned multiple times, but the aspect of #care vis-a-vis #maintenance could be developed further as a practical expression of the point made in 1️⃣.

PS If I have more time later in the week, I’ll try to link 🔗concrete talks / resources to each of the points, for now this is a very partial & personal take on #DH2023.

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2️⃣ Research software engineering and design are fundamental parts of the DH project cycle, but the practitioners in these fields still feel a bit on the margins of the discourse. Exchanging experience across projects / labs can really help to share best practice & lessons learned, also writing distinct roles in project proposals is often discussed, but not universally applied (and yes, devOps backend & frontend are separate roles, collapse them at your own peril!).

‼️ But as a designer, I also think we can do a better job of explaining what do we actually bring to the projects, beyond generic definitions of “running community workshops” and “surveys and interviews with users”.

💬 Panel idea for next year - sharing findings / major usability wins thanks to concrete design interventions in concrete software projects (who’s with me?).

#DH2023 / #DH2024

Back to regular office hours after a week at #DH2023 & still feeling a bit tired, overwhelmed + inspired, so putting together a short list of personal take-aways and open questions (before I sit down to write some follow-up emails :))

1️⃣ DH Labs are critically rethinking internal structures;

❓key question (for me) – how to integrate best practices from science labs & software dev industry, while bringing in the values and ethics of the humanities in more than (just) symbolic ways?