Digital Scriptorium

Hey #fragmentology folks! Check out this CFP from the BOMPAC project: ICMS Kalamazoo 2024 - Call for Papers helsinki.fi/en/researchgro…

We've been thinking a lot about how to contribute DS IDs to Wikidata to represent DS member ms data there. This blogpost by ace Wikimedian @mlpoulter is a great starting point: @infobomb/manuscripts-on-wikidata-the-state-of-the-art-7aeab63e0d56" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">medium.com/@infobomb/manu…

here's a link to the article which didn't make it into original tweet: doi.org/10.1145/3594723

Excited to announce the publication of this article in the Journal on Computing and Cultural Heritage by the DS 2.0 team on building and implementing the DS Catalog prototype. Great summary of the 2-yr @US_IMLS -funded DS 2.0 project. @mikko_koho @lpc359 @dpwbeast

pardon the typo @pwbeast !

Excited to announce that the new DS Catalog is up and running at search.digital-scriptorium.org. Data entry from existing member institutions has started and will be continuing through the rest of year. Check it out and let us know what you think!

DS legacy data is now available in open data repositories through Zenodo. Follow this link to access copies of the records: zenodo.org/communities/di…

er, that would be #LD42022

Lynn Ransom's #LD42020 lightning talk on DS 2.0 is now available on youtube. Check it out for a quick overview of the new platform and workflow: youtu.be/4QVdP_ISmUY

Curious about DS 2.0's technical platform Wikibase? Watch @WikimediaDE's Georgina Burnett explain Wikibase, its past and future at last week's #LD42022 in this video youtu.be/z1Swo5xYKQE

REMINDER: This Friday, June 30, the current DS database will no longer be available as we begin our transition to the new DS 2.0 platform (launching Fall 22). Follow this space or visit the DS website for updates and more information.

Watch this spot for reminders and updates on the transition...

We want to send a huge shout out to @UCBerkeleyLib, especially the amazing Lynne Grigsby (Head, Library IT), for hosting and supporting the latest version Digital Scriptorium since 2011 and helping to make the transition to DS 2.0 as smooth as possible!

HEADS UP! On June 30, the current DS database will no longer be available as we begin our transition to the new DS 2.0 platform (launching Fall 22). The website will exist for informational purposes only and may be down at certain times during the transition period.

DS 2.0 is excited to part of the 2022 LD4 Conference on Linked Data! Check out the full program here: 2022ld4conferenceonlinkedda.sched.com/event/79adf262… @sched

Curious about the latest on the DS 2.0 redevelopment? Watch this video for a report presented by the DS 2.0 planning team: youtu.be/8-fJPwtSsoc

Wondering what's been going on with DS 2.0? Join us this Friday (May 20) at 12pm EDT to hear about results from the prototype implementation and testing phase. Register here for the zoom link: libcal.library.upenn.edu/calendar/kisla…. Here's a preview

The DS 2021 Annual Meeting recording is now available, featuring election of new board members @RayClemens1, @evangelestia , and Susan Steuer, new member @PrincetonRBSC , and an update on DS 2.0 project funded by @US_IMLS! youtu.be/qMixGdW9yyc

The recording of our recent stakeholder meeting is on YouTube. It includes presentations of the DS 2.0 data model, contribution workflow, and implementation plans for DS 2.0. Watch here: youtu.be/Gd7YmcVFR3w