Data skills – DARIAH Open

30/06/2020

Open Scholar Stars interview series: Interview with Kathleen Gregory

In the next episode of our Open Scholar stars series, I am talking with Kathleen Gregory, Researcher and PhD Candidate at Data Archiving and Networked Services (DANS). Why is scholarly data discovery a social practice? What are the skills that are important in effective data discovery and evaluation for reuse? How the data landscape could and should change in the near future and what are the special flavors of data search in the arts and humanities disciplines? Click to read what Kathleen’s research reveals us about all these exciting issues.

The “Holy Grail” of Digital Humanists – Some Thoughts About “Understanding Data” (for Humanists)

As a reader of blog posts, you might be well aware how important role commentaries happening on blogs can play in the establishment of a specific scholarly discourses. In this piece, you can read our guest author’s, Stefan Karcher’s reflection on Jim Casey’s recent blog post, Taste the Data where he introduces a new didactic approach to discover important information and structures in a data set. So, how do your data taste?

Tagged: Data skills

Open Scholar Stars interview series: Interview with Kathleen Gregory

The “Holy Grail” of Digital Humanists – Some Thoughts About “Understanding Data” (for Humanists)

Introduction

Administration

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Tagged: Data skills

Open Scholar Stars interview series: Interview with Kathleen Gregory

The “Holy Grail” of Digital Humanists – Some Thoughts About “Understanding Data” (for Humanists)

Introduction

Administration

TOPICS

TAGS