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Author: Jason Rhody

Valuing the Syllabus as Scholarship: A Workshop

Posted on: February 23, 2018 Last updated on: July 24, 2020 Written by: Jason Rhody
Yesterday, literary and digital studies scholar Mark Sample tweeted out “So, @safiyanoble’s Algorithms of Oppression came out yesterday, I got my copy today, and it’s on my syllabus for Monday.”  This tweet offers a great example of the cultural relevance…
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On “The Value of Values” Workshop, Part 1

Posted on: November 15, 2017 Last updated on: July 27, 2020 Written by: Jason Rhody
During the 2016 TriangleSCI, the HuMetricsHSS team spent a lot of time making lists. Lists of scholarly objects, large and small. Articles, books, syllabi, annotations, editions, committee minutes, e-mails, and blog posts. We even grappled with how to represent the…
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The Syllabus as HuMetrics Case Study

Posted on: October 17, 2016 Last updated on: August 13, 2024 Written by: Jason Rhody
Current metrics of humanities scholarship have been shown to be too blunt to capture the multiple dimensions of scholarly output and impact (see Haustein and Larivière). In addition, the inappropriate nature of current indicators can incentivize perverse scholarly practices (see The Metric…
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On Quality

Posted on: October 11, 2016 Last updated on: July 27, 2020 Written by: Jason Rhody
Today is the second full day of the Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute, where I am part of a team that’s focusing on HuMetrics: Building Humane Metrics for the Humanities. We have each agreed to quickly blog some thoughts as part…
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Scales of Measurement and the Public Good

Posted on: October 10, 2016 Last updated on: April 19, 2024 Written by: Jason Rhody
Today is the first day of the Triangle Scholarly Communication Institute, where I am part of a team that’s focusing on HuMetrics: Building Humane Metrics for the Humanities. We have each agreed to quickly blog some thoughts as part of…
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