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SUMMARY:[RCR] Digital Project Planning
DESCRIPTION:Working collaboratively and/or producing digital scholarship 
 have become common practices across academia. Project planning skills are 
 valuable especially in these contexts and for researchers at any stage in 
 their career.  \n\nThis workshop\, appealing to graduate students and 
 faculty across disciplines but especially in the arts\, humanities\, and 
 interpretive social sciences\, introduces key concepts in project 
 management and how they can be applied effectively in collaborative and 
 digital scholarship. A project planning activity and discussion will enable 
 participants to appreciate the value of project planning\; begin 
 formulating their own strategies for project management\; and offer a 
 toolkit of ideas and approaches. To support the activities\, participants 
 are encouraged to bring a project idea to the workshop.\n\nBy the end of 
 this workshop\, participants will be able to\n\n\n	articulate how goals\, 
 people\, resources\, and dissemination and maintenance plans interact to 
 form and influence project scope\;\n	identify factors to consider when 
 evaluating project resources and possible goals\; and\n	develop their own 
 project plan using a provided template.\n\n\nThis workshop will be 
 facilitated by Hannah Jacobs\, Digital Humanities Consultant with Duke 
 Libraries.\n\nLocation: Music Library Seminar Room\, Biddle Music 
 Building\, East Campus\n\nParticipation: Individual activity\, small and 
 large group discussions will be a significant part of this 
 workshop.\n\nAudience: Graduate Students & Faculty\n\nAll are welcome to 
 register\; however\, if there is a wait list\, priority seating will be 
 given to graduate students and faculty\, particularly those in the 
 humanities and social sciences. This workshop provides 2 credit hours 
 towards the GS714 for graduate students and RCR200 credit for faculty. 
 Faculty need to attend the event for 60 minutes to receive credit.
LOCATION:Other (see event description)\, East Campus
ORGANIZER;CN="Hannah Jacobs":MAILTO:hj24@duke.edu
CATEGORIES:Digital Humanities, Digital Scholarship, RCR Workshop
CONTACT;CN="Hannah Jacobs":MAILTO:hj24@duke.edu
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