从提供者到合作伙伴:数字人文如何引发Gale与大学关系的变化

IF 1.1 Q3 INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE
Chris Houghton, Sarah Ketchley
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摘要

在过去的十年里,被广泛称为数字人文学科(DH)的教学和研究取得了巨大的增长。随着计算能力和数据可用性的提高,从事人文、艺术和社会科学领域数字奖学金项目的个人研究人员和研究小组有所增加。本文展示了传统数字档案的出版商如何适应其传统客户中日益流行的DH。这种适应的成功完全取决于与学术界的关系,Gale已经看到了从产品提供者到合作伙伴的转变,可以信任地帮助图书馆、学者和机构实现他们的目标。作为全球领先的数字档案提供商,Gale很好地回顾了卫生保健研究和教学的现状,本文将讨论将学者,图书管理员和学生聚集在一起的重要学术事件,以及世界各地希望扩展到卫生保健的机构的经验教训。最后,本文探讨了如何努力理解卫生保健研究和教学的共同挑战和障碍,促使许多档案出版商重新评估传统的档案出版,并采用新的创新方法来探索过去。
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From provider to partner: how digital humanities sparked a change in Gale’s relationship with universities
The past decade has seen huge growth in the teaching and research of what is broadly called digital humanities (DH). Increases in computing power and data availability have seen a rise in individual researchers and research groups working on digital scholarship projects in the humanities, arts and social sciences. This article shows how publishers of traditional digital archives have adapted to the increasing prevalence of DH amongst their traditional customers. The success of this adaptation depends entirely on the relationship with the academic community, and Gale has seen a shift from being a provider of products to a partner, trusted to help libraries, scholars and institutions achieve their objectives. As a leading global provider of digital archives, Gale is well placed to review the current state of DH research and teaching, and this article will discuss significant academic events that have brought scholars, librarians and students together, and the lessons learned for institutions around the world looking to expand into DH. Finally, the article looks at how working to understand the common challenges and barriers to DH research and teaching has pushed many archive publishers to re-evaluate traditional archive publishing and enable new and innovative ways to explore the past.
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Insights-The UKSG Journal
Insights-The UKSG Journal INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE-
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