Visual workflow interfaces for editorial processes

Frizzera, Luciano; Radzikowska, Milena; Roeder, Geoff; Peña, Ernesto; Dobson, Teresa; Ruecker, Stan; Rockwell, Geoffrey; Brown, Susan

doi:10.1093/llc/fqt053

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“…It aims to support and improve the document editing and publication process. Designed by Milena Radzikowska and programmed by Luciano Frizzera, it is derived from the flowchart of activities that an editor can use to manage the movement of a submitted article or other item of text through the stages from acquisition to publication (Frizzera et al 2013). We worked also with Workflow Orlando Edition, a customization for the document writing and markup process in The Orlando Project, an online cultural history of women's writers in the British Isles.…”

Section: Workflow Editorial and Orlando Edition: Generative Feedback ...mentioning

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The Interface Implications of Understanding Readers

Dobson

Brown

Grue

et al. 2015

Interdisciplinary Science Reviews

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This paper discusses our work conducting reader studies with prototypical reading interfaces designed in the context of funded Digital Humanities (DH) research projects. We discuss our conceptual and methodological approaches and contemplate which methods have been most productive in advancing our understandings of reading practices and interfaces. To situate this discussion, we first contemplate ways in which reading and new reading interfaces have been conceptualized by audiences within and beyond academia through the period of the emergence of digital environments for reading, and consider the merits of nuanced approaches that acknowledge the diversity of readers and reading practices.

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Section: Workflow Editorial and Orlando Edition: Generative Feedback ...mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Interface Implications of Understanding Readers

Dobson

Brown

Grue

et al. 2015

Interdisciplinary Science Reviews

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“…e INKE Interface Design team has been developing a visual interface to handle workflows for such processes as journal editing or the collaborative production of digital scholarship, and an earlier project pioneered the representation of credit for contributions to wiki texts (Arazy, Stroulia, Ruecker, Arias, Fiorentino, Ganev, & Yau, 2010;Frizzera, Radzikowska, Roeder, Peña, Dobson, Ruecker, Rockwell, Brown, et al, 2013). Yet aside from the context of textual editing, focused attention on problems of versioning is still rare within the context of humanities infrastructure and tool development, even as we turn for interoperability in the direction of linked data approaches that intensify the challenges of versioning.…”

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The Changing Culture of Humanities Scholarship: Iteration, Recursion, and Versions in Scholarly Collaboration Environments

Brown

Simpson

2014

SRC

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The non-linear and iterative nature of scholarly research processes presents complexities with respect to how online collaborative systems manage versions both within interfaces and at the back end. This article maps out a two-part framework for thinking about versions and versioning in the context of contemporary scholarship and data preservation. The first presents four notable qualities of digital textuality that are intensified by the digital turn, and the second considers technical considerations flowing from these characteristics. The authors argue that the management of large humanities data sets and the design of associated interfaces, tools, and infrastructure need to recognize and preserve the dynamic, living nature of digital cultural artifacts and of scholarship on culture.

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Visual workflow interfaces for editorial processes

Cited by 2 publications

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The Interface Implications of Understanding Readers

The Interface Implications of Understanding Readers

The Changing Culture of Humanities Scholarship: Iteration, Recursion, and Versions in Scholarly Collaboration Environments

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