Job: Digital Project Manager, University of California, Berkeley
The University of California, Berkeley Library is recruiting a Digital Project Manager. See full ad here.
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Job: Web Developer, Princeton University Library
From Princeton University Library: As a participant in the continued development and support of our Library-wide Drupal environment, our discovery systems, and our resource sharing systems, the incumbent will work with other developers, small teams of librarians, archivists, and curators to design and develop sites and applications to serve our departmental libraries, collections, and exhibitions. […]
Job: Librarian, National Institute of Standards and Technology
The Information Services Office at the National Institute of Standards and Technology is seeking an experienced individual to help accelerate the development of the Office’s research data management services. Read Full Posting Here.
Job: Open Access Publishing Manager, Libraries at Indiana University’s Office of Scholarly Publishing
Job Summary: Responsible for the management of and front-line user support for open access publishing tools in the Office of Scholarly Publishing. Read Full Posting Here.
CFP: Making Meaning from Data
Abstracts are invited for the Digital Classics Association colloquium at SCS / AIA Annual Meetings in New Orleans, Louisiana, January 8-11, 2015. Papers are invited for this session that reflect theoretically on the study and understanding of classical antiquity in light of the growing importance of digital methods. Read Full Announcement Here.
Editors’ Choice: Algorithms are Not Enough: Lessons Bringing Computer Science to Journalism
There are some amazing algorithms coming out the computer science community which promise to revolutionize how journalists deal with large quantities of information. But building a tool that journalists can use to get stories done takes a lot more than algorithms. Closing this gap has been one of the most challenging and rewarding aspects of […]
Editors’ Choice: Interface Critique
I’m writing a new piece for Places on “interfaces to the smart city” — or points of human contact with the “urban operating system.” As I explained to the editors, I’d like to consider these urban interfaces‘ IxD — with outputs including maps, data visualizations, photos, sounds, etc.; and inputs ranging from GUIs and touchscreens […]
Job: Digital Humanities Center – Associate Director, Princeton University Library
Princeton University seeks an innovative leader to help build a nationally significant faculty research center that will support collaborative technology-based projects and will foster and develop inter-disciplinary and trans-disciplinary partnerships. This individual will work closely with the Faculty Director and advisory board to develop and support the infrastructure and intellectual community of the Digital Humanities […]
Editors’ Choice: How to Theorize with a Hammer and an Oven: Steampunk & Critical Making
The emerging field of “critical making” is one way to frame a more nuanced approach to Latour’s conundrum. For Matt Ratto, critical making “signals a desire to theoretically and pragmatically connect two modes of engagement with the world that are often held separate — critical thinking, typically understood as conceptually and linguistically based, and physical […]
Job: Librarian, Digital Initiatives & Scholarship at Swarthmore College Libraries
The Librarian for Digital Initiatives and Scholarship will establish and grow a dynamic program to support new models of scholarship. S/he will foster the successful adoption and application of digital approaches to teaching, learning, and research, will develop sustainable and scalable digital resources, and will explore emerging and existing technologies which enable the use of […]