Digital Humanities in the Delaware Valley https://phillydh.org Whether we're Delaware Valley, Greater Philadelphia, or PhillyDH -- We're in this together Thu, 29 Sep 2016 17:57:18 +0000 en-US hourly 1 THATCamp October 7 https://phillydh.org/blog/news/thatcamp-october-7/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/thatcamp-october-7/#respond Thu, 29 Sep 2016 17:57:18 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=1053 Greetings all after a long hiatus.

This is a quick reminder that THATCamp Philly will take place on Friday, October 7 at the Kislak Center, University of Pennsylvania Library, from 9am-5pm. For more information go to the THATCamp Philly website: https://2016.thatcampphilly.org.

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Reminder: GLAM Cafe and Philly DH Meeting at the Chemical Heritage Foundation, Tuesday, October 13 https://phillydh.org/blog/news/reminder-glam-cafe-and-philly-dh-meeting-at-the-chemical-heritage-foundation/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/reminder-glam-cafe-and-philly-dh-meeting-at-the-chemical-heritage-foundation/#respond Mon, 12 Oct 2015 20:53:06 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=1019 Read the full article]]> Join us Tuesday, 10/13, at the Chemical Heritage Foundation for our next PhillyDH meeting during GLAM Cafe! The GLAM Cafe begins at 5 with the PhillyDH meeting starting at about 6. THATCamp Philly 2015 is next week! Top priority will be finalyzing logistics and assigning some roles for the day of. If you plan on volunteering for THATCamp I highly recommend you attend this meeting or get in touch with someone else who will be there before hand. The past few meetings has also had a group working on the phillydh website, discussing where we want phillydh to do, and breaking off into their own projects.

If you have not signed up yet for THATCamp Philly or have session ideas to propose then do so here: http://2015.thatcampphilly.org/

Directions to CHF: http://www.chemheritage.org/visit/conference-center-rental/directions.aspx

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Job Opportunity: Digital Assets Coordinator, Hagley Museum and Library https://phillydh.org/blog/news/job-opportunity-digital-assets-coordinator-hagley-museum-and-library/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/job-opportunity-digital-assets-coordinator-hagley-museum-and-library/#respond Mon, 12 Oct 2015 20:46:18 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=1016 Read the full article]]> Hagley Museum and Library in Wilmington, DE, seeks a full-time Digital Assets Coordinator. Hagley is
an independent research library devoted to documenting the history of American business, technology,
and industrial design.

The successful candidate will work in the Library’s Audiovisual Collections and Digital Initiatives
Department to assist us in our mission to produce, preserve, and provide access to digital records for
current and future generations of researchers. Hagley has a significant collection of digital surrogates that
are available at digital.hagley.org and a growing collection of born-digital records offline. The Digital
Assets Coordinator will work with the Curator of Audiovisual and Digital Collections to ensure long-term
access and preservation of Hagley’s digital records collections.

MAJOR RESPONSIBILITIES
• Serve as Hagley’s manager of born-digital records and digital surrogates; facilitate their
creation/acquisition, processing, storage, and preservation.
• Manage and facilitate access to electronic records via Hagley’s digital asset management
infrastructure.
• Manage a large and growing collection of surrogates produced from Hagley’s analog collections;
manage digitization and processing projects; assist with selection and oversee metadata for
archived web content; migrate born-digital data to preservation formats; and produce metadata for
digital content.
• Supervise and train interns and volunteers supporting digital collection projects.
• Train staff on using digital tools for processing and preservation.

REQUIREMENTS:
• Masters degree in library science or public history, with a concentration in archives management
or a graduate degree in a related field or significant and relevant work experience.
• Working knowledge of platforms for storing and managing digital assets (experience with
Islandora is highly preferred).
• Ability to identify, install, and configure digital tools to improve processing workflow, access,
and preservation of digital assets.
• Thorough knowledge of current trends in the archival profession in regards to e-records and
digital asset management.
• Project management experience.

PREFERENCES:
• Significant work experience in an historical or cultural institution. Prior archival experience or
demonstrated ability to process, preserve, and service collections, particularly electronic records.
• Experience digitizing and creating metadata for a wide variety of formats, including moving
picture images and sound recordings.
• Experience with the following: Amazon AWS, Drupal, XTF, Archivist’s Toolkit /
ArchivesSpace, Archivematica, FTK, BitCurator, Python, Open Refine, TreeSize, DROID,
JHOVE, Cygwin, and other software and platforms that serve similar functions.
• Knowledge of metadata standards such as MODS, BEXT, EAD, Dublin Core, MARC XML,
PBCore, and IPTC.
• Basic programming/scripting experience.

Send resume and cover letter to:
Hagley Museum and Library
Yvonne Dalton, Personnel Support Services Manager
P.O. Box 3630
Wilmington, DE 19807
ydalton@hagley.org

Review of applications will begin on November 2, 2015 and preliminary phone interviews with qualified
candidates will follow. The job will remain open until filled.

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Upcoming Event: Lecture by Frank Lee, “City at Play” Followed by “Games, Gaming, and Play!” An Open Festival at Temple University, Wednesday, September 30 https://phillydh.org/blog/news/upcoming-event-lecture-by-frank-lee-city-at-play-followed-by-games-gaming-and-play-an-open-festival-at-temple-university-wednesday-september-30/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/upcoming-event-lecture-by-frank-lee-city-at-play-followed-by-games-gaming-and-play-an-open-festival-at-temple-university-wednesday-september-30/#respond Tue, 29 Sep 2015 17:00:45 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=1012 Read the full article]]> Frank J. Lee will lecture on the City at Play – An Exploration of Physical Spaces and Digital Games

Wednesday, September 30, 2:30 pm, Paley Library Lecture Hall, 1210 Polett Walk, Ground Floor

For the last two years, Frank Lee has “hacked” (with permission) the LED lights of the Cira Centre Building, a 29-story Philadelphia skyscraper, to create large-scale, interactive games of Pong and Tetris. In his talk at Temple, Lee will discuss the aesthetic these large-scale gaming installations ignite, which he calls “a shared moment” for Philadelphia and Philadelphians. For his talk at Temple, Lee will also put forth his larger vision for using urban structures and spaces as game tokens in city-wide interactive games, while exploring the interaction and intersection of physical spaces and digital games.

Dr. Frank J. Lee is an Associate Professor of Digital Media in the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts and Design at Drexel University with appointments in Psychology, Computer Science, and Biomedical Engineering.

This program is part of the Beyond the Page public programming Games Without Frontiers series and will be followed by Games, Gaming, and Play! An Opening Festival

Throughout Paley Library, 1210 Polett Walk, 5-8 pm

Games, gaming, and play take over Paley Library! Organizations, gamers, and game makers from throughout the city will gather to showcase hands-on activities, video and tabletop games, and more. We’ll also have live music, food and giveaways. Participants include the Temple University Gamers’ Guild, the Moore College of Art and Design, Game Forge, the Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philly Nerd Nite, the Game Room at the Howard Gittis Student Center, and Temple University Cricket Club. With musical entertainment from Cheap Dinosaurs. Live broadcast by WHIP Radio.

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Job Opportunities: Systems Administrator and Digital Imaging Technician at the Chemical Heritage Foundation https://phillydh.org/blog/news/job-opportunities-systems-administrator-and-digital-imaging-technician-at-the-chemical-heritage-foundation/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/job-opportunities-systems-administrator-and-digital-imaging-technician-at-the-chemical-heritage-foundation/#respond Tue, 29 Sep 2015 16:49:51 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=1010 Read the full article]]> CHF is hiring for a Systems Administrator to contribute to our new DevOps environment. The Chemical Heritage Foundation (CHF) is seeking candidates for the full-time position of Systems Administrator. The Systems Administrator will oversee the technical infrastructure for CHF’s forthcoming digital collection, built on the open-source Hydra repository technology stack (Fedora 4, Solr, and Blacklight). The Systems Administrator will also be responsible for architecting scalable cloud-based Linux infrastructure for multiple applications serving library, archive, museum, and oral history collections using Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Responsibilities include:

Manage CHF’s AWS environment.
Contribute to development operations (DevOps) by using build automation and deployment tools.
Coordinate and perform large-scale upgrades and OS-level updates.
Install and maintain open-source software applications, upgrades, and patches.
Set up and conduct process monitoring, log analysis, and load testing; make adjustments for improved services and increasing storage capacity as needed.
Design and implement strategies for back-ups; maintain back-up scripts.
Oversee security provisions and perform regular security monitoring.
Perform and maintain risk assessments and business impact analyses.
Manage user application accounts and integrate with LDAP server.
Communicate with different departments and provide user support, as needed.
The successful candidate will possess:

A minimum of 3 years experience in systems administration or similar field, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
Bachelor’s degree.
Demonstrated knowledge of Linux servers.
Experience installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting open-source technology.
Demonstrated record of success in learning new technologies.
Experience reconfiguring multi-server architecture, preferably with Amazon Web Services (AWS), is a plus.
Experience working with Git and GitHub in a collaborative environment is preferred.
Experience with build automation tools (such as Chef or Ansible) is a plus.
Knowledge of CMS and DAMS software used at cultural heritage institutions, such as Drupal, Hydra, ArchivesSpace, or similar.
Knowledge of a scripting language such as Bash, Python, or Ruby.
Experience working with a Java Virtual Machine (JVM), especially serving Java applications via Tomcat, is a plus.
Experience administering and tuning an SQL database server such as PostgreSQL or MySQL is a plus.
To be considered for this position, please send cover letter with salary expectations and resume to:

Sysadmin2015@chemheritage.org

Details are at: http://www.chemheritage.org/about/careers/systems-administrator.aspx

CHF is also seeking a Digital Imaging Technician to work with our Digital Collections Archivist on our first mass archival digitization. It’d be a great job for a recent MLIS graduate, and I know we have plenty of these talented folks across the Philly area: http://www.chemheritage.org/about/careers/digital-imaging-technician.aspx

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Job Opportunity: Digital Humanities and Web Services Librarian, University of Delaware https://phillydh.org/blog/news/job-opportunity-digital-humanities-and-web-services-librarian-university-of-delaware/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/job-opportunity-digital-humanities-and-web-services-librarian-university-of-delaware/#respond Tue, 29 Sep 2015 16:44:58 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=1007 Read the full article]]> The University of Delaware Library seeks a creative, enthusiastic professional for the position of Digital Humanities and Web Services Librarian. Reporting to the Head, Library Server and Data Management Department in the Library Technologies and Digital Initiatives Division, the position works closely with colleagues throughout the library in three areas of primary responsibility:

• Facilitate and provide support to University of Delaware digital humanities initiatives. Work collaboratively with library colleagues and campus faculty in creating scholarly projects in the humanities. Provide guidance to and maintain a working knowledge of available library and campus resources. Evaluate existing tools and technologies and investigate emerging technologies for potential uses in humanities research. Provide training and group instruction and partner with other library colleagues in outreach.
• Coordinate the University of Delaware Library web environment, which provides worldwide access to collections, services and resources. Create new original content. Maintain and enhance existing web content and delivery. Assess and monitor the functionality of Library web content delivery, as well as the visual display of content. Ensure user accessibility. Assist library staff in the development and implementation of new web content and services. Create documentation, compile user statistics and analysis reports. Facilitate communication regarding web trends and new resources.
• Collaborate with library colleagues to plan and manage web projects to increase electronic access to Library content and collections, particularly unique and scholarly materials from the Library’s digital collections. Participate in the design, implementation, and enhancement of content delivery systems such as REST (Representational State Transfer), Omeka and XTF (eXtensible Text Framework). Collaborate with other colleagues on open web resources, digital asset management, and content sharing initiatives, such as the GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums) Wikiproject.

Recent projects have included the creation of an online exhibition site using the Omeka software, the delivery of XML EAD based finding aids using the XTF software, and the redesign and migration of the Library website to WordPress. Ongoing projects include working with the Colored Conventions digital humanities project, enhancements to the campus institutional repository, the creation of a new digital collections portal, efforts to directly embed content from digital collections stored in Artstor and DSpace into webpages, and the exploration of crowdsourcing. For additional information about Digital Humanities at the University of Delaware please visit http://www.ihrc.udel.edu.

Qualifications: ALA accredited graduate library degree. Demonstrated experience in web design and content creation. Demonstrated experience working effectively with HTML, CSS, and WordPress. Familiarity with Javascript, PHP, XSLT and XML. Familiarity with emerging trends in digital humanities and data mining. Ability to write concisely and effectively for the web. Excellent interpersonal skills. Ability to communicate technical information to users with various levels of technology experience. Ability to work collaboratively with people of diverse backgrounds. Ability to manage multiple priorities in fast-paced, rapidly changing technical environment. Demonstrated aptitude for detail oriented work including strong analytic and problem solving skills. Excellent organization, planning, and decision-making skills.

Benefits: Vacation of 22 working days. TIAA-CREF or Fidelity retirement with 11% of salary contributed by the University. Tuition remission for dependents and spouses, and course fee waiver for employee. Full information about University of Delaware benefits is available online: http://www .udel.edu/Benefits/

Appointment: Appointment will be at the rank of Assistant Librarian, pay grade 29E, or Senior Assistant Librarian, pay grade 30E. New graduates of ALA accredited graduate degree programs are encouraged to apply. The University of Delaware Library Rank and Promotion System document is available online at http://www2.lib.udel.edu/personnel/promo.htm.

To Apply: Include cover letter and resume, along with the names and contact information of three employment references, in a single document, following University of Delaware application instructions at http://www.udel.edu/udjobs/ by October 9, 2015.

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Job Opportunity: Managing Director of the Price Lab for Digital Humanities at Penn https://phillydh.org/blog/news/job-opportunity-managing-director-of-the-price-lab-for-digital-humanities-at-penn/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/job-opportunity-managing-director-of-the-price-lab-for-digital-humanities-at-penn/#respond Tue, 29 Sep 2015 16:37:34 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=1004 Read the full article]]> The School of Arts and Sciences (SAS) at the University of Pennsylvania seeks a leader with experience and vision to help launch a major new center for digital humanities research. The Price Lab for Digital Humanities will play a key role in fostering technologically advanced interdisciplinary scholarship and innovative curricular initiatives. The Managing Director will work closely with the Faculty Director and Executive Board to build and sustain an intellectual community and to make the best use of the new infrastructure and services represented by the Price Lab. We seek someone who will help to develop the center’s strategic goals as well as to achieve them. Reporting to the Faculty Director and the SAS Dean’s office, the Managing Director will have primary responsibility for day-to-day operations of the center and will be instrumental in developing its vision and raising its national profile as well as ensuring its smooth and effective operation.

Qualifications: A Master’s Degree or more and 5 years to 7 years of experience or equivalent combination of education and experience is required.
* Ph.D., terminal Masters, combination M.L.S. and humanities M.A., or comparable educational background in the humanities, library sciences, or relevant field of the social sciences
* Minimum of 4 years’ experience working in a prominent DH program or center
* Minimum of 4 years’ experience with project management for academic research, including digital research
* Demonstrated expertise in the use of digital tools and methods in humanities scholarship
* Experience in an administrative position with supervisory responsibilities
* Experience with budget management and oversight of financial operations
* Excellent interpersonal and written communication skills
* Excellent organizational habits and ability to manage and prioritize diverse activities
* Demonstrated leadership, problem-solving, and decision-making skills

Posting for this job can be found at https://jobs.hr.upenn.edu/postings/12753

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Upcoming Event: Mid-Atlantic Fedora User Group Meetup, at the Chemical Heritage Foundation, November 30-December 1 https://phillydh.org/blog/news/upcoming-event-mid-atlantic-fedora-user-group-meetup-at-the-chemical-heritage-foundation-november-30-december-1/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/upcoming-event-mid-atlantic-fedora-user-group-meetup-at-the-chemical-heritage-foundation-november-30-december-1/#respond Tue, 29 Sep 2015 16:21:45 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=1001 Read the full article]]> Registration for the Mid-Atlantic Fedora User Group meetup is now open.

It’ll be two days: Monday, November 30th and Tuesday, December 1st.

This is an opportunity to learn about Fedora (http://www.fedora-commons.org/) if you’re not yet familiar with it. This is also a great chance to hear how Fedora is being used in the community. We’ll have several presenters from around the area talking about their presentations.

The program is arranged to move from the more general to the specific. The first day will cover an introduction to Fedora, and a wide variety of examples of how people are using it. As the day progresses, the talks will become increasingly technical. The second day will be hands-on workshops for developers and others who work extensively with Fedora.

Fedora is used in a wide variety of digital library platforms and tools. We’ll be joined by David Wilcox, Product Manager of Fedora, and representatives from the Digital Public Library of America.

You can learn more from the website: http://midatlanticfedorausers.org/
You can register (for one or both days) here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mid-atlantic-fedora-users-group-tickets-18686418581

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Upcoming Event: MARAC Ingest and Management of Digital Collections Workshop, October 23, Morristown, NJ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/upcoming-event-marac-ingest-and-management-of-digital-collections-workshop-october-23-morristown-nj/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/upcoming-event-marac-ingest-and-management-of-digital-collections-workshop-october-23-morristown-nj/#respond Tue, 29 Sep 2015 16:15:21 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=998 Read the full article]]> Ingest and Management of Digital Collections Workshop

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN!

Date: Friday, October 23, 2015

Time: 9:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.

Location: Morristown & Morris Township Library, 1 Miller Road, Morristown, New Jersey 07960

Instructors: Josh Ranger and Rebecca Chandler, AVPreserve

Cost: $85

Parking and Directions: http://www.jfpl.org/directions.cfm

Workshop Preparation: Free Internet applications downloaded onto attendees’ laptops for hand-on exercises

Workshop Description:

The common use and creation of electronic records has been ongoing for over 30 years, and the rate of creation continues to increase as technology makes it easier and easier to create image, audio, and video files, and as we continue digitizing analog collections. For archives there is a heightened risk of loss or inability to access these records if regular workflows for ingest, management, and preservation are not instituted. This full day workshop will present case studies of such workflows for large and small institutions dealing with digitized and born digital collections, and then provide hands-on training in the use of assorted free digital curation tools (Fixity, MDQC, Bagger/BagIt, exiftool, etc.) that support ingest, transfer, storage, metadata generation, and monitoring of electronic records. Participants will come away with a clear knowledge of how to use these tools and what role they play in collection management workflows, and a sense of how to implement the use of the tools within their institution. Attendees will need to bring laptops with all applications downloaded and installed to participate in hands-on exercises. All applications are available free of charge on the Internet.

About the Instructors:

Josh Ranger is a Senior Consultant with AVPreserve where he has worked since 2007 heading up Collection Assessment and Inventory, with a specialization in data analysis and communication in support of planning, advocacy, collection management, and resource development. Recent projects have focused on non-traditional and production-based archives, including broadcasting collections, performance documentation, and institutional archives. Joshua’s work centers on managing high-efficiency item-level inventories, creating processing workflows for audiovisual materials, and developing preservation plans for unprocessed and distributed collections. Josh initially found/honed his love of information management in the worlds of Natural History, insurance, and the Walt Whitman Electronic Archive. He has earned MAs in Moving Image Archiving & Preservation from NYU and in American Studies from the University of Virginia, and his BA in English from the University of Oregon.

Rebecca Chandler has been a consultant with AVPreserve since 2014 where she specializes in analysis and recommendations for digitization workflows, infrastructure, and staffing. Recent projects have focused on market analysis and digitization lab design for organizations such as NEDCC, the New York Public Library, and the Southern Folklife Collection at UNC. Rebecca is an experienced audio engineer, having worked in audio post-production at Broadway Video, Creative Group, and Sony Music Studios. She earned her MLIS with an Archives certificate from Pratt Institute and holds a BM in Music Technology from NYU.

Registration:

Online Registration is available at https://marac.memberclicks.net/index.php?

For questions regarding workshop registration, contact: the MARAC Administrator at admini…@marac.info.
For additional information about the workshop, contact: Laurie Rizzo, 302.658.2400 ext. 277 or lri…@hagley.org .

Academy of Certified Archivist credits available upon request.

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Reminder: GLAM Cafe and Philly DH Meeting at the Paley Library Digital Scholarship Center, Temple University, Tuesday, September 8 https://phillydh.org/blog/news/reminder-glam-cafe-and-philly-dh-meeting-at-the-paley-library-digital-scholarship-center-temple-university-tuesday-september-8/ https://phillydh.org/blog/news/reminder-glam-cafe-and-philly-dh-meeting-at-the-paley-library-digital-scholarship-center-temple-university-tuesday-september-8/#respond Mon, 07 Sep 2015 16:06:53 +0000 http://phillydh.org/?post_type=post&p=994 Read the full article]]> Join us next week Tuesday, 9/8, at the new Temple University Digital Scholarship a center on the ground floor of Paley Library for our next PhillyDH meeting during GLAM Cafe! The GLAM Cafe begins at 5 with the PhillyDH meeting starting at about 6. THATCamp Philly 2015 is almost here so we will be going over logistics, getting volunteers for areas (particularly getting the website for this year up), marketing, etc. #1 goal is to get the website up and advertised and I would love if we could have at least part of it be a working meeting to make that happen while we are all gathered together. The past few meetings has also had a group working on the phillydh website, discussing where we want phillydh to do, and breaking off into their own projects. Wikipedians will be there also, editing Wikipedia and perhaps looking at themes of Games and Gaming.

This is the last GLAM cafe for the year at Temple. We will finish out 2015 starting in October back in our first home of CHF.

Directions to Paley, just a short subway ride from center city or from the Temple regional rail stop.
http://library.temple.edu/about/locations/paley/directions

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