Durham University study on the effects of remote working using digital technology during the COVID pandemic. Investigators Claire Warwick and Mariann Hardey
Discussion at #DARIAHVX makes me think of a fascinating observation by Prof Kathryn Sutherland many years ago "..if computers do not substitute for books they may substitute for the absence of books." Try replacing almost any physical item- still profound https://t.co/WZxUKBwd0i
Well, that was great. Thanks so much to @DARIAHeu and Jennifer Edmond for organising #DARIAHVX A bit like the brown liquid, it's not the same as the real thing, but it's something one could become attached to, in the absence of F2F
.@DARIAHeu I decided to blog my desk on the #dayofdh2020 https://t.co/iHpMcdjpuf complete with another #DHdeskie. Amazing how much our workspaces say about us #DARIAHVX
If you want to get a better idea of what #DARIAHVX is, we invite you to watch this short video from our President of the Board of Directors @jedmond36 explaining the idea behind #DARIAHVX and setting up the virtual exhibition ➡️ https://t.co/GaotcM80Lc
We’re at the DARIAH virtual exchange today #DARIAHVX I am feeling a terrible, unexpected nostalgia for the indeterminate brown liquid that tastes somewhere between tea and coffee, and slightly too dry biscuits, that are so characteristic of physical meetings and conferences.
So, now we have the evidence. This still makes disturbing reading. No wonder the number of academic articles with female first authors has dropped since lockdown.
Mothers’ work patterns have diverged from fathers’ in #lockdown.
1⃣ They're more likely to have lost their job, or to have been furloughed
2⃣ Their working hours have fallen more, proportionally
3⃣ Their work time is interrupted more often by childcare
https://t.co/vtRRbnKLNq
Just a reminder about the DARIAH virtual exchange tomorrow. There will be lots of interesting DH discussion from 2-4PM european time. Please join us! https://t.co/i711AkMLQJ
@willismonroe @ReligionHistory This is wonderful of you, thank you so much. Really enjoying going through your tweets & learning more about @ReligionHistory week.