Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age
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Digital history projects can act as boundary objects that coordinate different incentives and allow participation across disciplines. They bring together researchers with different goals, like tool developers focused on technology, historians interested in research, and others focused on building the tool. While the official goal is to build a new tool for historical research, in reality the tool may not be stable enough for research in the project timeframe. This leads the different communities of practice within a project to shape it individually according to their own needs and incentives. Digital history projects require coordination to manage risks and expectations when incentives do not directly align with the overall goals of the project.Digital History Projects as Boundary Objects
Digital History Projects as Boundary ObjectsMaxKemman
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This document summarizes a study of incentives for participants in digital history projects. It finds that while the official incentive is to build new tools for historical research, the realities are different for each community of practice (CoP). The research CoP prioritizes their own thesis work over the tool. The technology CoP focuses on building interfaces rather than ensuring the tool is stable for research. And the tool CoP sees the project as a way to prove concepts and gain continued funding. As a result, the project functions more as a boundary object that coordinates these different incentives rather than achieving the goal of a finished tool for historians to use. There are open questions around whether historians can do big data analysis before tools are ready, and howUser Required? On the Value of User Research in the Digital Humanities
User Required? On the Value of User Research in the Digital HumanitiesMaxKemman
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This document discusses the value of user research in developing digital tools for humanities research. It describes user research conducted for two tools: PoliMedia, which links Dutch parliamentary debates to media items, and Oral History Today, a search interface for oral histories. The research identified user requirements for both tools, though some requirements were deemed out of scope. Common requirements included searching by time period and names/roles of people. The discussion concludes that while generalizing requirements is difficult, user research helps ensure tools are usable and support researchers' broader workflows.Too Many Varied User Requirements for Digital Humanities Projects
Too Many Varied User Requirements for Digital Humanities ProjectsMaxKemman
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The document discusses two digital humanities projects that developed tools for scholars: PoliMedia and Oral History Today. User requirements were collected from scholars through interviews and evaluations. For both projects, there was a small overlap between user requirements and the project goals. Many requirements were deemed out of scope. This suggests that while scholars have clear ideas for their own research, their tool requirements are too varied for single projects to address. The conclusion is that repurposing data and tools in new ways may better meet scholars' diverse needs.Talking With Scholars - Developing a Research Environment for Oral History Co...
Talking With Scholars - Developing a Research Environment for Oral History Co...MaxKemman
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Max Kemman discusses developing a research environment for oral history collections. He outlines four stages of research that scholars may go through: exploration and selection of collections, exploration and investigation of materials, presentation of results, and data curation. The system was evaluated in multiple cycles with scholars and is meant to provide search, filtering, bookmarking, and sharing capabilities for oral history collections.Oral History Today
Oral History TodayMaxKemman
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Oral History Today - Search Interface for Oral History Research
Presented at CLARIAH meeting 11 September 2013 by Roeland Ordelman (NISV) and Max Kemman (EUR)
際際滷s in Dutch, slide notes in EnglishBuilding the PoliMedia search system; data- and user-driven
Building the PoliMedia search system; data- and user-drivenMaxKemman
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The Polimedia system aims to link media coverage of political debates with data from various sources, such as newspapers and radio bulletins. It utilizes a user-driven approach to ensure that the interface meets the needs of researchers by incorporating user feedback into the design process. The system employs semantic web standards to make the data openly accessible and facilitate effective searches linked to Dutch parliamentary debates.User research in the development of PoliMedia
User research in the development of PoliMediaMaxKemman
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The document outlines user research conducted for the development of Polimedia, emphasizing the importance of understanding user search behavior, preferences, and requirements. It includes findings from surveys and interviews about user experiences with various search engines, notably Google, and highlights key issues and user wishes for the new system. Wireframes for the interface and a general usability evaluation process are also described, aiming to create an intuitive and effective search experience.User research for the development of search systems
User research for the development of search systemsMaxKemman
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The document discusses user research for the development of audiovisual search systems, focusing on the needs of diverse user groups such as broadcast professionals, academics, and home users. It presents findings from surveys and interviews about how different disciplines utilize digital sources and the effectiveness of various search techniques, highlighting the dominance of text-based data and user trust based on experience. The research emphasizes the importance of user-centered design in creating intuitive and effective search systems for digital heritage collections.Who are the users of a video search system?
Who are the users of a video search system?MaxKemman
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The document explores the classification of users in a video search system using a profile matrix that distinguishes users by experience and goal-directedness. A survey of 970 users identifies a majority as inexperienced and goal-directed, highlighting distinct demographic differences in video consumption. The findings aim to improve user understanding and inform usability research for video search systems.Mapping the use of digital sources amongst Humanities scholars in the Netherl...
Mapping the use of digital sources amongst Humanities scholars in the Netherl...MaxKemman
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1) The document reports on a survey of 294 Dutch and Belgian academics regarding their use of digital sources and databases.
2) It finds that text is the most commonly used digital medium, and Google is the dominant search tool and platform. Younger academics are more confident in using audiovisual search tools.
3) Disciplines like history and literature most commonly use images and digitized objects, while fields like social studies and linguistics make more use of video, audio, and statistical data.
4) The study has implications for how to increase awareness, appeal and adoption of digital humanities approaches through user-focused design and inclusion in education.PoliMedia presentation NOTaS meeting
PoliMedia presentation NOTaS meetingMaxKemman
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1) The PoliMedia project aims to link multimedia sources like newspaper articles and radio bulletins to discussions in the Dutch parliament to allow for better analysis of how media covered political debates.
2) It extracts structure and named entities from parliamentary debates and uses dates, topics, entities and speakers to automatically query media archives.
3) The current approach links debates to media coverage within a one-month period by searching archives for mentions of entities from each debate. This allows insight into how different media portrayed the same political discussions and events.Polimedia kick-off presentation
Polimedia kick-off presentationMaxKemman
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The document discusses a research project called PoliMedia that aims to analyze media coverage of political debates in the Dutch parliament from 1956 to 1995. The project will link multimedia sources like newspapers, television, and radio to provide insight into how different media covered topics and people over time. By connecting these sources through a portal, researchers can more easily browse and search debates and gain a better understanding of the relationships between media items. The project seeks collaboration to build structured datasets and a virtual workspace to support academic research.Ad
Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age
- 1. Work in progress Please do not cite Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Bob Nieman, Max Kemman @bobnl001 @MaxJ_K Martijn Kleppe, Henri Beunders ESHCC - Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam www.axes-project.eu
- 2. Aanleiding Informatie voor nieuwsitems lijkt slechts een muisklik verder Digitale tools kunnen journalisten helpen (Van Ess, 2010) Tot dusver beperkt onderzocht (Hermans, Vergeer & Pleijter, 2011; Machill & Beiler, 2009; Pleijter & Deuze, 2003) Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 3. Aanleiding data.overheid.nl www.axes-project.eu
- 4. Onderzoeksvraag Op welke manier worden digitale bronnen gebruikt in het werkproces door Nederlandse journalisten? Deelvragen 1. In hoeverre worden online databases en zoekmachines gebruikt? 2. Welke zoektechnieken worden daarbij toegepast? Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 5. Methode Etnografische studie 13 journalisten van een landelijk dagblad Gevolgd tijdens productie van een artikel ongeveer 4 uur Observaties en interviews Survey Online survey 298 respondenten Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 6. Resultaten Online databases en zoekmachines Voornamelijk Google, Wikipedia en Google Images Heel vaak 5 Uitzending Gemist Vaak 4 Google Scholar Google Images Google Alerts Google News Regelmatig 3 Wikipedia Facebook YouTube Soms 2 Twitter Google Vimeo Flickr Bing Nooit 1 Ken ik niet 0 Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 7. Websites die ik gebruik zijn geselecteerd op eerdere ervaring, bewezen betrouwbaarheid en journalistieke normen die de websites zichzelf opleggen. Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 8. Resultaten Online databases en zoekmachines data.overheid.nl www.axes-project.eu
- 9. Resultaten Zoektechnieken Leunen sterk op trefwoorden Bladwijzers zijn belangrijk beginpunt, en leveren input voor zoekvragen Heel vaak 5 Vaak 4 Trefwoorden Geavanceerde Visualisaties Gerelateerde Regelmatig 3 Thesaurus Categorieen Booleaans zoekpagina Soms 2 browsen termen Filters Nooit 1 Ken ik niet 0 Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 10. In het begin gaat het erom greep te krijgen op het verhaal en ben je op zoek naar een structuur; wat is de kern, basis, rode draad in het verhaal. Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 11. Resultaten Zoekruit Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 12. Conclusie Standaard zoektechnieken; voornamelijk Google Ervaren journalisten kiezen sneller invalshoek Onervaren journalisten meer afhankelijk van anderen Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 13. Aanbevelingen Verbeteren van digitale vaardigheden Digitale vaardigheden verdienen meer aandacht in opleiding van huidige en toekomstige journalisten Specialisatie van journalisten in specifieke disciplines Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu
- 14. Bedankt! Bob Nieman Max Kemman bobniemannl@gmail.com kemman@eshcc.eur.nl Referenties Ess, H. van (2010), De Google Code. Amsterdam: Pearson Addison Wesle Hermans, L., Vergeer, M., Pleijter, A. (2011), Nederlandse journalisten in 2010. Nijmegen: Radboud Universiteit. Machill, M. and Beiler, M. (2009) The importance of the internet for journalistic research, Journalism Studies 10: 2, pp. 178-203. Pleijter, A. & Deuze, M. (2003) Internet in de Journalistiek In H. Blanken & M. Deuze, De mediarevolutie. Meppel: Boom. pp. 33-49. Dutch Journalism in the Digital Age Etmaal 2013 www.axes-project.eu