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feat: Add keynote abstract #33

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This commit adds the Quarto configuration file for the keynote submission. The configuration specifies the type of manuscript, the article file, and the HTML format. It also includes the index.qmd file for the keynote submission, which contains metadata such as categories, title, author information, keywords, and abstract. The abstract discusses the ethics and politics of digitization in the context of digital historical literacy.

Date: 05-10-2024
Date-modified: 05-30-2024

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  • New Features
    • Introduced a new manuscript project configuration for Quarto, enabling streamlined management of manuscript settings.
    • Added a keynote presentation titled "When Literacy Goes Digital: Rethinking the Ethics and Politics of Digitisation," detailing the evolving landscape of digital literacy and its implications in historical research.

This commit adds the Quarto configuration file for the keynote submission. The configuration specifies the type of manuscript, the article file, and the HTML format. It also includes the index.qmd file for the keynote submission, which contains metadata such as categories, title, author information, keywords, and abstract. The abstract discusses the ethics and politics of digitization in the context of digital historical literacy.

Date: 05-10-2024
Date-modified: 05-30-2024

Co-authored-by: Gerben Zaagsma <[email protected]>
@maehr maehr requested a review from mtwente August 20, 2024 09:30
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This update introduces a new YAML configuration for a manuscript project in Quarto, along with a keynote presentation on digital literacy. The YAML file organizes project settings, while the keynote document outlines a thoughtful exploration of the ethics and politics surrounding digitisation in historical research. Together, these changes enhance the structure and content of the manuscript, promoting a deeper understanding of digital humanities.

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submissions/keynote/_quarto.yml New configuration file defining project as a manuscript, specifying article and output format.
submissions/keynote/index.qmd New keynote presentation with an abstract focused on digital literacy and its ethical implications.

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In a world where bytes and bits align,
A rabbit hops through pages so fine.
With stories of ethics, history to share,
Digital dreams float in the air.
Let’s celebrate knowledge, both old and new,
For every hop brings a brighter view! 🐇✨


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 96dd5f3 and b6f8119.

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  • submissions/keynote/_quarto.yml (1 hunks)
  • submissions/keynote/index.qmd (1 hunks)
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submissions/keynote/index.qmd (5)

2-9: Metadata section is well-structured.

The categories, title, and author details are clearly defined and comprehensive.


10-14: Keywords are relevant and appropriate.

The keywords accurately capture the themes of the keynote, aiding in searchability and categorization.


15-18: Abstract is clear and comprehensive.

The abstract provides a well-structured overview of the keynote's focus on digital historical literacy and its ethical and political dimensions.


19-20: Dates are consistent and accurate.

The date and date-modified fields are correctly formatted and reflect the timeline of the keynote.


21-29: Other-links section is comprehensive and useful.

The links to the author's homepage, Mastodon, X, and C²DH provide valuable resources and contact points.

@mtwente mtwente merged commit 2d1c74e into digihistch24:main Aug 20, 2024
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