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DARIAH DHwiki WG coming activity
Here we share the next public events related with DHwiki WG.
DARIAH-EU Working Group DHwiki at DH2025: FAIR data in the Wikibase Ecosystem workshop and tutorial
DARIAH-EU Working Group DHwiki is delighted to announce a full-day workshop in the pre-conference programme of the DH2025 Digital Humanities Conference in Lisbon, Portugal. The workshop combines a tutorial and use-case presentations of the free and open Wikibase software, which is the software underlying Wikidata. In addition, participants will get individualised support in a “Wikibase Onboarding” hands-on session. The workshop will be conducted by members of the DARIAH-EU Working Group “DHwiki” and Wikimedia Portugal.
Date: Monday, July 14, 2025, Universidade NOVA, Avda. de Berna, Lisbon, Portugal
Registration: The workshop is part of DH2025 and registration is done when registering for the main conference.
DARIAH-EU Working Group DHwiki at DARIAH Annual Event 2025: MediaWiki-based tools and services in Digital Humanities workflows
Included in the program of the annual event of DARIAH-EU there is a panel representing the DHwiki WG, the speakers will provide an introduction to the concepts mentioned above. This will be followed by short presentations, which loosely correspond to the chapters to be included in the planned white paper. Finally, in the public Q&A part of the panel, questions like the following can be addressed: What are requirements from a DH perspective to use an approach based on the software provided by Wikimedia, and what are requirements for further development of the platforms and related tools? How to connect the DH and Wikimedia communities? The feedback from the audience will be used for refining the white paper. This is the set of short presentations:
Date: Monday, June 19, 2025, Göttingen State and University Library (SUB Göttingen), Göttingen, Germany.
About DARIAH-EU Working Group DHwiki
DHwiki is a space for discussion and dissemination of use case experiences and best practices around Wikibase and Wikidata in a digital humanities (DH) context, and for contributions to further developing the Wikibase software and related tools.
In a general context where GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) and research data become open and FAIR, an increasing number of projects rely on deploying software provided by the Wikimedia Foundation and related initiatives, and public infrastructures such as those run by Wikimedia emerge as important or even central repositories of cultural knowledge. We are witnessing more and more fruitful collaboration between DH researchers, GLAM institutions, and members of the Wikimedia movement. This Working Group is a bridge between these three backgrounds, and it understands its work as a contribution towards Open Science and the Commons.
The working group is funded by DARIAH ERIC, the Digital Research Infrastructure for the Arts and Humanities. DARIAH was established as a European Research Infrastructure Consortium (ERIC) in August 2014.
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