Die Fortbildungs-Veranstaltung wurde durch Dozenten Mark Hall und Andreas Lüschow angeleitet und umfasste theoretisch und praktisch vermittelte Grundlagen zu den Themen: Metadaten-Schnittstellen und M...etadaten-Standards, Datenauswahl und Datenkonvertierung, statistische Datenanalyse und Visualisierung, Umsetzung mit Python und Jupyter Notebook mit Beispiel-Metadaten aus den Europeana Collections und der Deutschen Digitalen Bibliothek.

Die Stelle des Forschungsdatenmanagement der UB-Hildesheim versucht ihr Bestes, um den Umgang mit Daten und Metadaten so einfach wie möglich zu handhaben. Um Fehler und langes Suchen zu vermeiden, ist... es sinnvoll, gleich zu Beginn des Projektes, Zeit in eine systematische Organisation der Dateien und Ordner zu investieren. Ordnen und Strukturieren ist hinsichtlich der Qualitätssicherung von Forschung besonders wichtig, wenn mit anderen Forschenden und Forschungsgruppen kooperativ in Projekten geforscht wird. Gerade hier sollten sich alle Projektmitarbeiter und Projektmitarbeiterinnen mit einem Schema einverstanden erklären und dieses einhalten.

The webinar targeted researchers, service providers and librarians and introduced the Open-AIRE-DARIAH Community Gateway to them in theoretical, contextualized and practical ways. Important aspects to...uched upon questions of how to interlink different scholarly objects that belong together (e.g. publications with the underlying data or software) and connect them with the broader research landscape, either as an individual or as a service provider. Speakers: Miriam Baglioni (ISTI-CNR, OpenAIRE) & Erzsébet Tóth-Czifra (DARIAH).

Der sechswöchige Kurs wurde von Prof. Dr. Felix Naumann geleitet und bestand aus den folgenden Einheiten: Relationale Datenbankmanagementsysteme, Entity-Relationship-Modellierung, Relationaler Entwurf... und Normalisierung, Relationale Algebra, SQL Anfragen.

The Semantic Web Technologies online course addressed the following topics: basic architecture and applied technologies; knowledge representation with W3C standards such as RDF, RDF Schema, OWL; stori...ng RDF data in triple stores and using SPARQL to query RDF data; published Linked Data and semantic annotation of webpages using RDFa and microdata; foundations of Description Logics and reasoning; and Semantic Web based applications, such as Named Entity Mapping and Semantic Search.

Der vierwöchige Kurs bestand aus den folgenden Inhalten: Grundlagen von Versionsverwaltungssystemen, Zustände von Git und das Git Datenmodell, Erstellen von Repositories und Commits, Arbeiten mit Remo...te Repositories, Branchen und Mergen in Git, Umgang mit Merge-Konflikten, Wiederherstellen von älteren Versionen mit Git, Grundlagen von Open Source Software, Workflow, Arbeiten und Teilnehmen bei Open Source Projekten.

The grant application aimed to strengthen the internationalization and digitization processes at Bard College Berlin. The project proposed the development of a sustainable and scalable learning track ...to emphasize student and faculty mobility, blended learning, as well as progressive acquisition of methodological and digital skills among faculty, and building students’ digital capacities in the areas of humanities and social sciences, with specific deliverables and learning outcomes. An essential component of all courses in the curriculum design proposed was the use of open-source digital tools in pedagogical contexts.

The Digital Humanities Techniques for Academics workshop series organized by Berliner Gazette experts were aimed at helping teaching staff incorporate digital technologies (Open Source) into classroom... teaching and research. I particularly enjoyed the hands-on sessions on short- or long-form storytelling with open source content management system Wordpress and the podcasting session with the free software Audacity in classroom teaching. I found it also very inspiring and thought-provoking to discuss student web-based projects and assignments, grading grids, and to explore a range of tools for data visualization and communication of quantitative messages.

Gained insights from multiple perspectives on the landscape of scholarly communication in the humanities (from open access for books and peer review processes, to libraries as scholarly makerspaces), ...as well as several hands-on workshops on copyright issues and open licensing in the humanities and open data management best practice (FAIR principles).

Conceptualization and content development of the Library website for Bard College Berlin to primarily include a Digital Literacy Toolkit for teaching and learning (e.g. Zotero, LaTex, Hypothesis, Auda...city, Open Knowledge Maps, R), open access databases for research and publication (e.g. DOAB, DOAJ, SHERPA RoMEO, MediArXiv, Zenodo), as well as practical info on bookshops and libraries in Berlin, and library-related events. Content (regularly) updated with CMS from 2018 to 2019: https://berlin.bard.edu/academics/academic-services/library/

Das Hochschulforum Digitalisierung veranstaltete am 11. September 2017 in Berlin ein Netzwerktreffen für Akteur*innen aus dem Bereich des digitalen Lehrens und Lernens. Besonders interessant fand ich ...den Workshop „A Domain of One’s Own“ mit Dr. Jane Brückner, PD Dr. Markus Deinmann, und Christian Friedrich (alle drei von Leuphana Universität). Dabei war es möglich, sich mit Kolleg*innen aus anderen Universitäten über die Stärken, Schwächen, Möglichkeiten und Risiken von dem Projekt „A Domain of One’s Own“ auszutauschen.

OpenCon focuses on Open Access, Open Education, and Open Data. In 2016 OpenCon took place in Berlin and it was hosted by the Humboldt University. The event kicked off with a hackathon where all partic...ipants worked hands-on on reproducibility hacks. Anna Krystalli and I tested and fully reproduced (combining LaTeX and R via knitr) figures, tables, analyses, inline quantitative elements, and text for a science paper. The results are logged on github (at: https://github.com/annakrystalli/OpenConBerlin_ReproHack/issues/6). The OpenCon introduced many digital tools useful for teaching and learning, and featured several highlights. Among them, a keynote presentation held by Julia Reda MEP, a presentation on the state of the art of open access in text and data mining (Natalia Manola), and an exciting hands-on workshop with Peter Kraker, Maxi Schramm and Asura Enkhbayar from Open Knowledge Maps.

Participation in the "13th Berlin Open Access Conference. Building Capacity for the Transformation," organized by the Max Planck Digital Library on March 22, 2017. Open Access 2020 (OA2020) is a „glo...bal alliance of academic and research organizations working to transform the current subscription publishing system, an obsolete legacy of the print era, to new open access publishing models that ensure articles are open and re-usable and that the costs associated with their dissemination are transparent and economically sustainable.” (https://oa2020.org) The conference strengthened its international network of representatives from various countries, institutions, as well as stakeholder groups who are involved in the process of building capacity for transforming the field of scholarly publishing. The strategic goal is to open the scholarly communications system by rethinking OA business models.

The three-day Koha Hackfest was organized by Mirko Tietgen in Berlin, at Büro 2.0 Open Source Co-Working Space. It included very useful introductions to Koha development for non developers (e.g. how d...oes a patch get in Koha and how to test new developments in sandboxes, without the need for a full development setup), and a very interesting workshop on the data toolkit Catmandu, which is a command line tool to access and convert data from your digital library, research services or any other open data sets. Further info available on the Koha wiki page at https://wiki.koha-community.org/wiki/Berlin_Hackfest_2016