Annotations and the Digital Humanities Research Cycle: Implications for Personal Information Management

Belanger, Marie-Eve

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Annotations and the Digital Humanities Research Cycle: Implications for Personal Information Management

Author(s)

Belanger, Marie-Eve

Issue Date

2010-02-03

Keyword(s)

• Annotation
• personal information management
• scholarly research model

Abstract

The proposed study assesses the creation, use and organization of annotations in the digital humanities research cycle. It is argued that the gap between digital and physical reading practices creates complex personal information collections, forcing the scholar to cope with information fragmentation by adapting his practices within the constraints of the research process. A poster is proposed outlining a research design and early findings regarding this issue.

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