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SUMMARY:Building Digital Communities in the HSS - Pre-Congress gathering
DESCRIPTION:Who: INKE-aligned research groups and organizations
\nWhat: Building Digital Communities in the Humanities and Social Sciences: Pre-Congress gathering
\nWhere: Room 108, Emmanuel College of Victoria University in the University of Toronto (Toronto, ON)
\nWhen: May 26
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\nCurrent Schedule (all times local/Eastern):
\n   *   [Optional] 10:30-12:00 - Drop-in consultations and support, including for those not already set up on the Canadian HSS Commons (https://hsscommons.ca/)
\n   *   1:00-1:15 - Introduction and Welcome (Ray Siemens & Alyssa Arbuckle)
\n   *   1:15-2:00 - The Canadian HSS Commons: Overview and Updates (Graham Jensen & Caroline Winter)
\n   *   2:00-2:15 - coffee & tea break (provided)
\n   *   2:15-4:00 - Workshop: Guided Knowledge Mobilization Activities and Exploration (with one-on-one support provided by various members of the Canadian HSS Commons team)
\n   *   4:00-4:15 - coffee & tea break (provided)
\n   *   4:15-5:00 - Next Steps Conversation (during which all participants will be welcome to share feedback and discuss how they are using—or hope to use—the Commons)
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\nDescription: This event is intended to facilitate discussion among INKE-aligned research groups or organizations on topics of shared interest (e.g., digital research infrastructure, digital commons, etc.). In addition, we plan to provide hands-on training and in-person consultation, for those in your organization that would be interested in using the Canadian HSS Commons for a variety of tasks. This more pragmatically oriented part of the event will be tailored to help you or other representatives from your organization learn how to (for example) use the Commons to publish and share your work using a free and open access platform, create collaborative groups and projects, organize events, and more.
URL;VALUE=URI:http://hsscommons.ca/
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