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RIDE

A Review Journal for Scholarly Digital Editions and Resources

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    • All Issues: Overview
    • Issue 20: Scholarly Editions
      • Schopenhauer’s Library
      • Jean Paul – Sämtliche Briefe digital
      • Sewing text and images together in the digital environment. A review of Bayeux Tapestry Digital Edition
      • Gli anni della Cupola 1417–1436
    • Issue 19: Tools and Environments
      • TEI Publisher
      • Untangling Data Complexity: Custom Oxygen Frameworks for Edition Projects
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  • Schopenhauer’s Library by Bianca La Manna
  • Jean Paul – Sämtliche Briefe digital by Erik Renz
  • TEI Publisher by Nadine Sutor and Andreas Mertgens
  • Custom Oxygen Frameworks by Jennifer Bunselmeier and Sina Krottmaier
  • Sewing text and images together in the digital environment. A review of Bayeux Tapestry Digital Edition, by Manuele Veggi
  • Gli anni della Cupola 1417–1436, by Lucrezia Pograri

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Welcome to RIDE!

RIDE is an open access review journal dedicated to digital editions and resources.

RIDE directs attention to digital editions and other digital scholarly resources by providing a forum in which expert peers criticise and discuss the resources in order to improve current practices and advance future developments. RIDE encourages the reviewers to pay attention not only to the traditional virtues and vices of humanities publications, but also to the progressing methodology and its technical implications. Read more about RIDE in our editorial.

RIDE was founded in 2014 by a team of scholars united under the roof of the Institute of Documentology and Scholarly Editing (see also our team-page).

Open Data

RIDE provides the gathered data under CC BY-license. The reviews and questionnaires are available in XML/TEI and as PDF on GitHub and Zenodo; the latter allows for citing the data in a specific version with an own DOI. Retrieval and re-use of the review metadata is also supported through an OAI-interface.

News

The rolling issues 19 and 20 are opened with 5 brand-new reviews on Tools and Environments for Digital Scholarly Editing and Digital Editions, themselves, edited by Ulrike Henny-Krahmer and Martina Scholger, and Roman Bleier and Stefan Dumont, respectively!

We would also like to direct your attention to our Peer-Reviewers page. Without the efforts of our Peer-Reviewers, RIDE would not be what it is.

10 Years RIDE

10 Years RIDE

RIDE was published first in June 2014. Since then we have edited 18 issues with 97 reviews. Time to look back and celebrate the last 10 years with a Blog post! Under the hashtag #10YearsRIDE we will also be posting regular review teasers from our IDE account on Mastodon for a whole year, so that all the great reviews from the last 10 years get again some more attention.

Call for Reviews

RIDE is constantly calling for reviews on digital scholarly editions, digital text collections and digital tools and environments for digital scholarly editing.

Would you like to contribute a review to RIDE? You can either suggest to review a project of your own choosing or look up our list of projects that need reviewing.

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