DH2024 : Reinvention & Responsibility

• Date: August 6-9, 2024
• Location: Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (Washington, D.C.)

At the DH2024 - Reinvention & Responsibility conference, the Revue 3.0 team participated in a panel to discuss the Revue 3.0 project and also presented a poster on the Stylo tool.

Information relative to the panel:

Title: Revue3.0: Humanities Journals at the Heart of Tomorrow’s Knowledge

• Presenter: Canada Research Chair on Digital Textualities.

In this communication, we will present the project Revue3.0 : Write, Communicate, Explore, led by the Canada Research Chair on Digital Textualities. The project is a collaboration between 14 Humanities journals and the major digital actors of knowledge dissemination in the French-speaking world. This project aims to develop a common knowledge to create protocols, infrastructures and tools for the publishing of Humanities journals in order to systematically observe the contribution of these digital objects to the production of meaning and to ensure that scholarly journals continue generating new and diverse models of knowledge.

(For more information on the conferences' programming in general and on this panel in particular, click here)

Information on the poster:

Title: What's New in Stylo?

Stylo is a free and open source semantic text editor for scholarly publishing in the humanities and social sciences. In this poster we show how Stylo meets the needs of scholarly writing in a digital context, and we present the new features integrated in a 3.0 verion in 2023.

(For more information on the poster, click here)