Topics

Foster the use of open access software in the context of digital humanities.

Strengthen the articulation between research infrastructures, federating the access to services and resources to the community.

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).

Promote linguistic diversity, endowing DARIAH"s country members with linguistic technologies which are now demanded by a "knowledge society".

Provide unified access to learning resources produced by scholars and institutions affiliated with DARIAH so that users can find what they need more easily.

Support potential DARIAH partners in identifying new communities and core groups by publishing and disseminating research opportunities.

Implement a contact system which is clearer, more direct and more efficient, and which improves the links between DARIAH and its National Coordinators.

Support the creation of normatives and best practices regarding the preservation, management and curation of digital infrastructures" data.

Place DARIAH as an active supporter of open science at the European level, supporting its members in the implementation of national strategies and policies.

Account travel expenses of National Coordinators attending international meetings as eligible for funding purposes.

Make DARIAH"s organizational model of working groups more flexible and less vertical.

Create mechanisms for support, follow up and engagement among DARIAH users and stakeholders.

Deepen the interaction among scientific and cultural institutions.

Establish clear guidelines/procedures about the organizational model of DARIAH.

Demonstrate the social and economic value of DARIAH to the industry and the greater public.

Reinforce contents that can help using the infrastructure and provide them through the different stakeholders / interfaces already existing in the universities (e.g. libraries, research support units).

Develop a digital framework to support policies and practices for the citizen science ecosystem.

Labelling and branding all the national resources, activities and services as DARIAH.

Adapting DARIAH orientations, at the european level, to each national context.

Promote a wider utilization of Massive Open Online Courses" platforms, in order to increase DARIAH"s visibility and strengthen its community in the intra and extra-european territories.

Disseminate DARIAH among the documentation services of academic and scientific research institutions.

Identify potential new national cooperating partners.

Implement a common strategy for raising regional funding by promoting DARIAH"s integration inthe Research and Innovation Strategies for Smart Specialisation (RIS3).

Ensuring that every DARIAH tool and service is available in the common infrastructure, gathering them in a platform such as the Marketplace.

Maintaining and exploiting the potential of open science to increase visibility of DARIAH outputs.

Foster and support specific training for research Infrastructures experts and managers.

Promote the development of strategic joint e-services in digital humanities between DARIAH members.

Support mobility mechanisms and schemes for Research Infrastructure"s staff between DARIAH members and different RIs.

Support enlargement and promote activities that increase awareness of DARIAH advantages promoting regular communication and digest of examples of activities for all DARIAH co-operating partners.

Focus communication more strongly by appealing more to individual users.

Research infrastructures should develope towards granting content accessibility to all its potential users, and have a multilingual scope.