Kudzu-Ops Mailing List: WEBINAR: Digital Scholarship Show & Tell #2 -- Vanderbilt Univ Libraries "Sampler"

[John Burger (jburger]

ASERL Friends:

Our highly-acclaimed webinar series is gearing up again.  I am pleased to 
announce the next in our "Digital Scholarship Show & Tell" sessions, focusing 
on the offerings at Vanderbilt.  Pleases see the detailed description below for 
the full scoop.

WEBINAR:  Digital Scholarship Show & Tell #2 -- Vanderbilt Univ Libraries 
"Sampler" 
DATE / Time:  August 21, 2018  |  2pm ET / 1pm Central Time
REGISTER:  https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/3953653990299227139 

DESCRIPTION
Digital Scholarship at Vanderbilt is broadly defined and library support is 
project-oriented. This webinar will offer three examples of digital scholarship 
projects at Vanderbilt and the libraries role in supporting those projects, as 
well as scholarly communications services in support of digital scholarship. 

Digital Scholarship for Comparative Media Analysis and Practice: Madeleine 
Casad, Senior Lecturer, Cinema and Media Arts, Associate Director, Vanderbilt 
Center for Digital Humanities. Vanderbilt University recently established a new 
joint-PhD program in Comparative Media Analysis and Practice (CMAP). Madeleine 
will speak about Library collaboration in CMAP’s intensive summer programs, 
where students gain most of their digital scholarship skills. 

Hannah Arendt: Complete Works. Critical Edition. Digital and print. Ramona 
Romero, Librarian for Anthropology, Philosophy, and Classical and Mediterranean 
Studies. Ramona will discuss the digital component of this hybrid edition, 
which will include diplomatic transcriptions of Hannah Arendt’s published and 
unpublished works in TEI-XML. 

Tiny Data Working Group: Veronica Ikeshoji-Orlati, CLIR Postdoc Fellow. Tiny 
Data is data for the qualitative analyses which characterize humanistic 
inquiry, the documentation of personal interactions with the observable world. 
The group meets once a week during the semester to investigate software and 
other digital tools as well as discuss theoretical implications of approaching 
data from a Tiny Data perspective. 

Scholarly Communication as support for Digital Scholarship: Elisabeth Shook, 
Copyright and Scholarly Communications Librarian. Elisabeth explores concerns 
associated with the long term storage, preservation, and access to digital 
projects. She will discuss strategies to reach out to practitioners to 
encourage and educate them to think beyond the finished project to how it will 
be shared and preserved. 

ABOUT ASERL WEBINARS
These sessions are available at no cost to ASERL members and guests, and will 
be recorded for later playback.  Please feel free to share this information 
with other librarians & staff who may be interested.  Our webinars are licensed 
under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International 
License.  After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing 
information about joining the webinar.   
System Requirements:  
https://link.gotowebinar.com/help-system-requirements-attendees       

 We hope this proves to be of interest.  Please let me know any questions or if 
you encounter difficulties with our e-meeting system.  Thanks!

--jeb

John Burger, Executive Director
Association of Southeastern Research Libraries (ASERL)
c/o Robert W. Woodruff Library
540 Asbury Circle, Suite 316
Atlanta, GA  30322

404-727-0137