In November 2022, I migrated from Twitter to Mastodon. Since then, I also started administering a Mastodon server, and have gotten much more into the technical details of hosting services. I semi-understand ActivityPub, which Mastodon is built on – so I wondered, how does Bluesky actually work?
Das DINI-Zertifikat definiert seit über 20 Jahren die Kriterien, die wissenschaftliche Publikationsdienste erfüllen sollten, um Qualität, Nachhaltigkeit und Interoperabilität sicherzustellen. Viele wissenschaftliche Einrichtungen und Bibliotheken orientieren Ihre Publikationsdienste an den bewährten Standards, um verlässliche, nutzer*innen- und autor*innenfreundliche Open-Access-Dienste anzubieten.
A dashboard of transparency indicators signaling trustworthiness Our Research Transparency Check (Bekkers et al., 2025) rests on two pillars. The first pillar is the development of Papercheck (DeBruine &
I’m currently running a D&D campaign, and in a recent session we ended with the plan for the party to interrogate a character they’d captured. We play every other week, which meant I had two whole weeks to figure out what exactly this character knew. I was worried about a few things though.
Following on from my post about darkmode in ggplot2 4.0, I wanted to also mess around with the new stat_manual() that’s available. And folks, it’s good! source(here::here("_defaults.R")) library(tidyverse) library(tidynorm) library(scales) The announcement blog post says Let’s put it to the test! Plotting sine waves I’m teaching Phonetics this semester, so I’ve got sine waves on the mind.
Back in April, Quarto v1.7 introduced the ability to display multiple outputs from a single code chunk depending on whether or not the side is in dark mode. This was really exciting for me, because even though I prefer to keep sites in dark mode for personal use, I’ve found that in some presentation and teaching settings, the projector and lighting conditions make dark mode illegible.
Zehn Jahre nach dem sogenannten „ langen Sommer der Migration“ ist klar: Schule in Deutschland tut sich weiterhin schwer mit der migrationsgesellschaftlichen Realität. Ob nach der EU-Osterweiterung, der Fluchtbewegungen um das Jahr 2015 oder zuletzt durch die Ankunft Geflüchteter aus der Ukraine – das Bildungssystem reagiert meist kurzfristig, oft nach alten Mustern.
As ScholCommLab co-director Juan Pablo Alperin continues advancing in his career, he reflects on the path that brought him here.
The “Publishing Cultures in Transition: Open Access, Critical Digital Literacy, and Digital Infrastructures” call for papers is open until November 14th, 2025. This special issue will be edited by Klaus Rummler, Natalie Marty, and PKP’s Urooj Nizami. The original, full call for papers was published at medienpaed.com.
Hello translators! PKP is currently seeking volunteers to help with translations for the brand new Publication Facts Label (PFL) plugin!
by Stefanie Haustein, Eric Schares, Juan Pablo Alperin, Flavia Camargo, Lisa Matthias, Lucía Céspedes, Constance Poitras &