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R01
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Foster the use of open access software in the context of digital humanities. |
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R02
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Strengthen the articulation between research infrastructures, federating the access to services and resources to the community. |
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R03
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Having a brief and clear list of benefits and showcases explaining how useful can DARIAH be to the community and what services can DARIAH provide. |
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R04
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Define and execute a joint strategy for training, directed to different targets, as a way of securing the social sustainability of a research infrastructure.
Based on a survey conducted under the DESIR project, the early-career researchers group appears as the prioritary target (where the lowest rates of digital humanities practices are found). |
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R05
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Raise awareness among Higher Education Institutions to the importance of offering formal training programs aimed at developing competences in the digital humanities. |
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R06
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Raise awareness about the importance of supporting social sciences, arts and humanities, among national decision makers. |
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R07
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Promote linguistic diversity, endowing DARIAH"s country members with linguistic technologies which are now demanded by a "knowledge society". |
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R08
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Provide unified access to learning resources produced by scholars and institutions affiliated with DARIAH so that users can find what they need more easily. |
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R09
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Promote DARIAH through its representatives and improve contacts with countries at a higher level. |
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R10
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Support potential DARIAH partners in identifying new communities and core groups by publishing and disseminating research opportunities. |
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