EsR 10 – DiXiT, after all
How it all began. In the warm Greek spring days of 2014 I clearly remember myself reading with a mixed feeling of admiration and jealousy (with a good reason) about a new scholarly training...
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Report: Historical Source Edition 2.0 conference
Earlier this month, I traveled to Warsaw to attend the Historical Source Edition 2.0 conference (6-7 October) organised by Tadeusz Manteuffel Institute of History; the Poznan Supercomputing and Networking Center; and the University of...
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ESR 11 – Reeling in the years 2014-2017
The dust has finally settled on what has been a whirlwind few years as part of our now beloved DiXiT network and it’s time to reflect on the whole process and report some of...
#DiXiTforever
Almost two years after my fellowship has officially ended and half a year from DiXiT farewell event in Crete is maybe good time to judge it’s effect on me. Only trouble is: it doesn’t...
This is it, amigos
Time flies by. The last three years of my life are gone. DiXiT sometimes imposed such a frenetic rhythm of activity. Months filled with conventions, training Camps, workshops, conferences…so many hours spent on the...
A Tale of DiXiT
DiXiT Recalled. It was the best of times (although occasionally it got worse), it was the age of wisdom (although I sure felt foolish sometimes), it was the epoch of belief (even if at...
ESR1: DiXiT Experience
So. Farewell, then, DiXiT. The only research Network named After a board-game. Which is good because “Monopoly” and “Settlers of Catan” Don’t sound like Research networks To me. — Richard Hadden, 33⅓ (after E.J....
EsR12, 2014-2017
My DiXiT experience started in July 2014. During three years, I conducted user studies to analyze the use of digital editions with a variety of expert users. The original DiXit call was complex, asking for prospectives...
Inclusive Design and Dissemination of Digital Scholarly Editions: A Survey
This is not an “end of DiXiT” blogpost. For my version of that, see this link. Rather, this is a request for help. Over the summer, myself and four other DiXiT fellows (Elli Bleeker,...
ER1 – Reminiscing on a Year of DiXiT
So apparently it’s October 2017 already. DiXiT has officially ended a month ago, and it’s been six since the end of my fellowship. How did this happen? Is DiXiT really over? Thankfully, re-reading my...
DiXiT time flew by in a blink of an eye.
In Maynooth, on the 5th February 2016 my DiXiT fellowship ended and the 7th, a Monday I started my new job as librarian in the Economics library of Ca’ Foscari. I officially said “Goodbye”...
Scholarly editing around Europe
Farewell from DiXiT by ESR 6 As the DiXiT period comes to an end … it is not easy, but at least pleasant because of the good memories, to sum it up. DiXiT started...
DiXiT ESR 7: But I Specifically Requested a Late Checkout!
Three and a half years ago, I got an e-mail forward from Professor Lewis Ulman with the subject line “Have you seen this?” and a link to a rather unique Call for Applications. I...
On TEI-Publisher (by the user)
A previous post on this blog by Magdalena Turska explained the development of the TEI Simple Processing Model. A Toolbox is now available, that integrates the Processing Model and allow for “instant publishing” of...
This was ER 5: brief overview of my DiXiT activities
This blog post summarises some key aspects of my DiXiT research and looks back at events and activities I organised or participated during the 12-month of my fellowship. The title of my DiXiT fellowship...
My favourite colour is purple
Farewell from Dixit by ESR 4. This report is a summary of my Dixit time, about my work, about experiences I made in the network and also about the people in it. My fellowship...
ESR2: Three Years In
Three years. They seem to have flown by in a hurry. This post looks back at the distance covered within my fellowship and closes with a few words on the overall, amazing experience. I...
