In this presentation, I look at linguistic research and open scholarship with an emphasis on community, sharing, transparency, and research reproducibility. Reproducible research provides accountability by allowing researchers to openly access the data. We look at how funding agencies, scholarly associations and journals can facilitate the move…[Read more]

In this presentation, I look at the Archives of the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum and beyond. We will look at networked digital holocaust archives and participatory practices such as crowdsourcing and the potentials and limitations of the digital for the future of Holocaust research. Digitizing archival collections allows researchers and…[Read more]