An increasing number of people are working on the intersection of Jewish Studies and Digital Humanities, and work together in a variety of projects.
In addition to our Twitter presence, we offer two other ways to get to know your colleagues in DHJewish and interact with them:
- This publicly accessible Google sheet lists people working in DHJewish. Would you like to be listed too? You can add yourself in 3 minutes by using this Google form.
- We also started our own online community on Zulip, an open-source collaboration tool for teams and online communities (similar to Slack). Using Zulip you can discuss various topics in streams or create your own stream. Do you have a new project? Create your own project stream (public or private) and start discussing with colleagues. Our Zulip space was intensively used during the first DHJewish Hackathon at the University of Potsdam. You can find more information on our community page.
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An increasing number of people are working on the intersection of Jewish Studies and Digital Humanities, and work together in a variety of projects.
In addition to our Twitter presence, we offer two other ways to get to know your colleagues in DHJewish and interact with them:
- This publicly accessible Google sheet lists people working in DHJewish. Would you like to be listed too? You can add yourself in 3 minutes by using this Google form.
- We also started our own online community on Zulip, an open-source collaboration tool for teams and online communities (similar to Slack). Using Zulip you can discuss various topics in streams or create your own stream. Do you have a new project? Create your own project stream (public or private) and start discussing with colleagues. Our Zulip space was intensively used during the first DHJewish Hackathon at the University of Potsdam. You can find more information on our community page.