beyond thrilled to announce the first #IASGE paper has been published in the proceedings of #hicss54 <https://hicss.hawaii.edu> !!
give it a read if you are interested in how folx in academia are learning + using Git + Git hosting platforms: https://scholarspace.manoa.hawaii.edu/handle/10125/71493
I am SUPER excited to announce that the #IASGE data from our focus groups, survey, and interviews is now published with the Qualitative Data Repository π
The data is here: https://doi.org/10.5064/F6VOIB8H
More detail in our announcement here: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/updates/iasge-data-published/
our #IASGE (https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io) survey closes TOMORROW at midnight, pacific standard time
we are ~100 responses away from 500, which is the number we really strove for!!
if you have 10minutes and write/reuse code in academia, I would be so grateful if you could take the survey: https://nyu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5ArtYnx6kWMXYNv
and forward it around to all your coworkers/friends/enemies-you-must-work-with we would be EVEN MORE grateful
holy shit first #IASGE paper submitted for peer review!
Sarah and I are conducting 32 #IASGE interviews in the next 2 weeks and we're expecting more to be added π€―
I just gave a talk at #csvConf about #IASGE -- my Sloan funded project looking at archiving source code + its contextual ephemera (e.g. issue threads). The talk slides are here for any interested parties: https://zenodo.org/record/3823365
The first of it's kind -- #IASGE Lab Notes
Genevieve starts us off with the first of a series, testing how web archiving tools can help with preserving source code + its scholarly ephemera
this first post looks at Archive-It and future posts will look at tools like Webrecorder & Memento Tracer
anyway, read her post here: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/updates/lab-notes-archive-it/
π’ CALLING ALL FOLKS WRITING, REMIXING, PRESERVING, & REUSING CODE IN ACADEMIC INSTITUTIONS π’
Team #IASGE would *love* to hear about how you use version control & code hosting platforms, no matter your level of use or confidence in your skills
More info about the research: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/updates/survey-cfp/
Direct link to the survey: https://nyu.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_5ArtYnx6kWMXYNv
please
FIRST #IASGE BLOG POST OF 2020
in which Sarah Nguyen describes how Continuous Integration can be used for quality assurance in research workflows
Check it out: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/updates/git-for-qa/
Our #IASGE slides are up for #c4l20 even though we are LITERALLY THE LAST PRESO OF THE CONFERENCE!
Check 'em out: https://osf.io/2xfcn/
Now for an actual *researchy* #IASGE blog post π€
Sarah follows up on her July post on the notable ways in which scholars use Git hosting platforms (like GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, etc.) to cover Notable Way #5 -- Education!
Read it here: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/updates/git-for-education/
New #IASGE blog post -- from me! I am making my blog debut to do a short IASGE-centered recap of #iPres2019, going over the poster that Genevieve and I presented and two other related projects that were at the conf π«
Read it here: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/updates/ipres-2019-review/
Got my inbox down to 30 after being out for a week and not touching email
My top 3 other to-do's for today:
1. review student's research methods statement
2. write 2 tiny lil blog posts on #iPres2019 for the Data Services and #IASGE blog
3. action items for AUL search committee
#iPres2019 and now with this #IASGE poster, I am done presenting!! Can relax and see other stuff now!!
my Tuesday at #iPres2019 was B U S Y!
I had a panel discussing some qual research on workplace dissatisfaction in digital stewards *and* a presentation on ReproZip-Web/Saving Data Journalism, and tomorrow I have my #IASGE poster
selfie, eye contact, research team photo
the #IASGE team is ready to give the first preso about our project at the Software Preservation Network's quarterly forum ~ slides are: https://osf.io/3hjfr
techpol, uspol, IASGE blog post
The #IASGE Team is taking a break from our normal research-y posts to talk about the #sanctions against folks in (or who have been linked to) Iran, Syria, Sudan, North Korea, Cuba, and Crimea w.r.t. #Git hosting platforms, most recently #GitHub
Read our post here: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/updates/git-hosting-sanctions/
New #IASGE post up βοΈ
Genevieve, the research scientist for LIS, continuing her environmental scan, wrote about current approaches to self-archiving source code π©βπ»
Read it here: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/updates/self-archiving-source-code/
And if you want to get auto-updated when we post something new, we have an RSS feed too: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/rss.xml
Web archiving source code
In this next update from our #IASGE project, Genevieve explores 3 web archiving tools with examples of how some folx are using these existing tools/approaches for capturing source code π
Give it a read here: https://investigating-archiving-git.gitlab.io/updates/web-archiving-source-code
Data & reproducibility librarian. Open EVERYTHING (code, scholarship, edu resources, etc.)!