This taxonomy of digital scholarship activities in libraries was developed for use by the library community in the development of digital scholarship offices, programs, and initiatives. The taxonomy is expected to be particularly useful to endeavors aiming to chacterize and discuss the intellectual and process-based labor that accompanies this work, to library and campus administrators, in collaboration with researchers, and in making cases in promotion and tenure binders.
- Reading - section providing a reader-friendly version of the taxonomy
- Reference - section providing a semi-technical reference version of the taxonomy
- 1 - Activities
- 2 - Objects
- 3 - Techniques
- Micah Vandegrift
- You
- Your scholcomm librarian
- Your data librarian
- Your colleagues in "digital scholarship centers"
- Your digital humanities librarians/designers/developers/strategists
- Doing Digital Humanities Bibliography, DARIAH-DE: http://https://www.zotero.org/groups/doing_digital_humanities_-_a_dariah_bibliography/items/order/creator/sort/asc
- DiRT Digital Research Tools: http://dirtdirectory.org/
- Digital Humanities Course Registry, DARIAH-DE Cologne / CLARIAH-NL Rotterdam, https://dh-registry.de.dariah.eu/
- De-Centering and Recentering Digital Scholarship: A Manifesto. (In progress to be published August 2017). Rachel Smart, Carolyn Moritz, Matt Hunter, Aaron Retteen, Sarah Stanley, Devin Soper, Micah Vandegrift
If you have comments on the taxonomy, please use the issue tracker here on GitHub. You are welcome to fork and reuse the taxonomy in your project. Please tell us about it!
TaDiSAIL is usually pronounced "ta-di-sail" and is not a nautical device.
In addition to the current human-readable version of the taxonomy, we are planning to publish machine-readable formats of it.