Digital humanities and the emerging framework for digital curation

Sabharwal, Arjun

doi:10.1080/10691316.2017.1336953

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“…Digital humanists' increased use of AI has urged them to reflect on the nature of their relationship with archivists-which remained latent until recent times. Sabharwal (2017) described the concurring interests between these communities, both aiming at the life-cycle extension of the humanistic data and knowledge within the digital landscape (p. 239).…”

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“…Digital humanists' increased use of AI has urged them to reflect on the nature of their relationship with archivists – which remained latent until recent times. Sabharwal (2017) described the concurring interests between these communities, both aiming at the life-cycle extension of the humanistic data and knowledge within the digital landscape (p. 239). Similarly, Poole and Garwood (2018) analysed the outputs from the digging into data 3 global challenge, with the goal of defining the roles held by librarians and archivists in highly structured DH projects.…”

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“So how do we balance all of these needs?”: how the concept of AI technology impacts digital archival expertise

Cushing

Osti²

2022

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PurposeThis study aims to explore the implementation of artificial intelligence (AI) in archival practice by presenting the thoughts and opinions of working archival practitioners. It contributes to the extant literature with a fresh perspective, expanding the discussion on AI adoption by investigating how it influences the perceptions of digital archival expertise.Design/methodology/approachIn this study a two-phase data collection consisting of four online focus groups was held to gather the opinions of international archives and digital preservation professionals (n = 16), that participated on a volunteer basis. The qualitative analysis of the transcripts was performed using template analysis, a style of thematic analysis.FindingsFour main themes were identified: fitting AI into day to day practice; the responsible use of (AI) technology; managing expectations (about AI adoption) and bias associated with the use of AI. The analysis suggests that AI adoption combined with hindsight about digitisation as a disruptive technology might provide archival practitioners with a framework for re-defining, advocating and outlining digital archival expertise.Research limitations/implicationsThe volunteer basis of this study meant that the sample was not representative or generalisable.Originality/valueAlthough the results of this research are not generalisable, they shed light on the challenges prospected by the implementation of AI in the archives and for the digital curation professionals dealing with this change. The evolution of the characterisation of digital archival expertise is a topic reserved for future research.

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“So how do we balance all of these needs?”: how the concept of AI technology impacts digital archival expertise

Cushing

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2022

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“…For example, scientists in measurements and software engineering have begun working all the more consistently with those in the fields of writing and history (Gaffield, 2018). In an undeniably computerized setting, history and chronicles have additionally been brought into play through various mechanical spaces (Sabharwal, 2017).…”

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Aspects and Dimensions in Collaborative Approach: To Improve Research Discovery in Digital Arts and Digital Humanities

Bosra¹,

Sumarsih²,

Manap³

et al. 2022

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Utilizing casual local area assessment and insight contraptions, as well as the improvement of the field of automated workmanship since 2013, this paper expects to look at the design, examples, and subjects of cross-public joint efforts in Digital Humanities research. This contains works from the Web of Science Core Collection as of December 2018 in the field of computerized humanities. The discoveries demonstrate the fact that there is a lot of global cooperation in the field of computerized humanities research; the conveyance among nations is lopsided. In this article, we explicitly audited the accounts and discoveries that have been made during the advancement of this specific field of examination, looking at how much they can or ought to be re-examined considering the post-computerized culture where we get ourselves as a part of post-humanistic thinking. This study utilized various informatics procedures and advances to distinguish the examples, subjects, and designs of the global joint effort in digital humanities research and digital art.

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Curating the Chinese ancient book catalogs: Leveraging the dual roles of humanities scholars as experts and users in collaborative practice

Li,

Wang,

Wang

2024

Asso for Info Science & Tech

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Chinese ancient book catalogs are important cultural heritage and academic resources for the study of ancient Chinese history and culture. These catalogs need to be curated so that their value can be fully exploited in today's digital environment. This study is based on a collaborative curation project where eight representative ancient catalogs were curated into a diachronic dataset and tools to discover and analyze the data were developed. We reviewed literature and consulted humanities scholars to derive the characteristics and curation requirements of the ancient catalogs. A collaborative model was proposed based on the requirements to guide the curation process. This model reveals the duality of humanities scholars' role in collaborative curation and depicts main curation activities including metadata and description, appraisal and selection, data processing, developing tools, access and use, and evolution. Lessons learned from the curation practice include two main issues—project personnel and humanities scholars' acceptance of visualization. The study also yields a dataset and a set of tools that can be directly used by scholars interested in knowledge organization and ancient catalog related topics.

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Digital humanities and the emerging framework for digital curation

Cited by 13 publications

References 7 publications

“So how do we balance all of these needs?”: how the concept of AI technology impacts digital archival expertise

“So how do we balance all of these needs?”: how the concept of AI technology impacts digital archival expertise

Aspects and Dimensions in Collaborative Approach: To Improve Research Discovery in Digital Arts and Digital Humanities

Curating the Chinese ancient book catalogs: Leveraging the dual roles of humanities scholars as experts and users in collaborative practice

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