Publishing a 'Software Paper' in Computational Humanities Research: Undate In tandem with my editorial work as Associate Editor for the journal, an opportunity arose for me to write a Software Paper myself.

"#CHR’s themed issue... was a perfect fit, and prompted me to start writing about the work sooner... I’m glad I did!" Read Rebecca Sutton Koeser's second blog where she discusses her own #SoftwarePaper:

🔗 https://cup.org/4rGSA5O

#computationalhumanities

Publishing a 'Software Paper' in Computational Humanities Research: Undate In tandem with my editorial work as Associate Editor for the journal, an opportunity arose for me to write a Software Paper myself.

"#CHR’s themed issue... was a perfect fit, and prompted me to start writing about the work sooner... I’m glad I did!" Read Rebecca Sutton Koeser's second blog where she discusses her own #SoftwarePaper:

🔗 https://cup.org/4rGSA5O

#computationalhumanities

Publishing a 'Software Paper' in Computational Humanities Research: Undate In tandem with my editorial work as Associate Editor for the journal, an opportunity arose for me to write a Software Paper myself.

"#CHR’s themed issue... was a perfect fit, and prompted me to start writing about the work sooner... I’m glad I did!" Read Rebecca Sutton Koeser's second blog where she discusses her own #SoftwarePaper:

🔗 https://cup.org/4rGSA5O

#computationalhumanities

Remember Ludwig Fleck's socio-intellectual forms of science? In 1935, he described the novelty of findings along different document types in science. Today, we know many of such links, think of #Preprints, #SystematicReviews #MetaAnalysis #Guidelines #Handbooks #SoftwarePaper #DataPaper etc.
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