CVs and Curatescape

[Michael J Mizell-Nelson]

I guess that several of us are having to pull together our end-of-year reports, and I wanted to see how some other members of this group working in academic settings are accounting for their work. Downloads and Google Analytics help to provide some perspective, but what about our work as editors of student research and authors of our own research published via Curatescape/Omeka?

How have some of you decided to describe your editorial roles in working with graduate and undergraduate students to transfer their research work into Curatescape content?
While many of us may recognize such efforts as digital scholarship (including my chair), I understand that most administrators probably do not share this belief.

Thanks,

Michael

[Mark Souther]

Michael,

Mark Tebeau and I have spent considerable time on this very issue, and we're happy to share the linked doc we created as we began to try to get our university to allocate real, measurable value to our work. Note that we haven't fleshed out the Curatescape portion of this document but will soon. Feel free to borrow ideas, but if you want to share with anyone outside our Curatescape group, please confer with us first. I don't think there's anything too private here, but we should still discuss first.

The link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OfdOSKzIlBjUeYiwCvZ7yCKR6XUjzPgjSEczqJYHXuE/edit?usp=sharing

Mark Souther

[Michael Mizell-Nelson]

Hi Mark,

Thank you for sharing this document within the group. This will help considerably in attempting to describe what digital work entails.

Best wishes,

Michael

On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 12:08 PM, Mark Souther <jmarks...@gmail.com> wrote:

Mark Tebeau and I have spent considerable time on this very issue, and we're happy to share the linked doc we created as we began to try to get our university to allocate real, measurable value to our work.  Note that we haven't fleshed out the Curatescape portion of this document but will soon.  Feel free to borrow ideas, but if you want to share with anyone outside our Curatescape group, please confer with us first.  I don't think there's anything too private here, but we should still discuss first.

The link: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1OfdOSKzIlBjUeYiwCvZ7yCKR6XUjzPgjSEczqJYHXuE/edit?usp=sharing

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