More Resources
If you would like to explore more in the wide field of ethical collaboration in digital humanities, there is a lot to discover and dive into. Below, are Lib Guides, organizations, recommended journals and publications, resources specific to Duke University, and a PDF with further articles.
A comprehensive overview of Digital Humanities at Duke, with resources, organizations, and faculty and staff to contact.
Murack of MIT offers software and app resources for research groups looking to create collaborative documents or annotations on articles.
The field of Team Science has so much to offer collaborative researchers in DH. This LibGuide has a tab specifically focused on writing collaborative agreements prior to beginning research.
This encouraging guide by Duke’s own Angela Zoss provides a primer on key skills for scholars and students new to project management.
Publications (Blogs, Anthologies, Special Issues)
The blog of DH scholar and critic Bethany Nowviskie. Worth scrolling through if you are interested in the ongoing conversations in DH around collaboration, the treatment of alt-acs, and the Anthropocene.
There are selections from various editions of this renowned publication, and many more there was not room or reason to include that were considered for this article. All volumes are available through Duke and are worth carefully looking through.
Special Issue of DHQ focusing on invisible work, led by scholars who also lead the symposium of the same name. Relevant to scholars concerned with labor rights.
An anthology of essays on research collaboration in DH, focusing on how social dynamics play out in a group setting. Especially useful if you are going to be involved in project management of a large project.
An open-access publication focusing on the experiences of marginalized DH scholars is an incredible resource, especially for equity-focused scholars.
An anthology of essays on collaborative research. One piece was included in this LibGuide (“No Job for Techies”), but the rest is worth your time if you are interested.
A blog run by researchers and librarians at DH Commons (listed under organizations). Contains listing of virtual events run for DH scholars, and discussions of common issues in DH.
Organizations and Initiatives
International network of DH centers to promote collaboration for the benefit of the field
Aims to assist scholars in finding collaborative projects, with many relevant resources and virtual seminars.
While this wordpress blog is defunct, this website still has a ton of invaluable resources available, from keynote speeches at symposium’s and recommended reading on many topics including: data colonialism, labor, and other collaborative ethics concerns.
