RIDE – A Review Journal for Scholarly Digital Editions and Resources

Friedrich Dürrenmatts Stoffe-Projekt als digitale Edition by Nadine Sutor (Issue 17, 2023)
Die Tagebücher von Andreas Okopenko (1949–1954) by Kerstin Manninger (Issue 17, 2023)
Europäische Religionsfrieden Digital by Tobias Hodel and Peter Dängeli (Issue 17, 2024)
Digital Austin Papers by Ruth Sander (Issue 17, 2024)
Gottfried Semper: Der Stil – Eine Edition im Aufbau by Sandra König (Issue 17, 2024)

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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).

NEW! Second joint Call for Reviews with focus on FAIR principles! In collaboration with the IDE, the Text+ consortium of the German National Research Data Infrastructure (NFDI) again invites authors to submit reviews of digital scholarly editions that give particular attention on the application of the FAIR data principles. See the 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.

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RIDE – A review journal for digital editions and resources