I’d love to hear from others about this, too. In my current position, I have 20% research time, as do my colleagues; this means that Fridays are meeting-free with the intent of allowing everyone a day of focused research, writing, coding, etc. (depending on the project). It’s unlikely I’ll have this structure forever, though, so I’m curious to…[Read more]

I have to do my purportedly “non-job” related research and writing outside of standard working hours in this job.

Yes, that’s my case too. My boss allows me to make time for research related to my job, but any projects not directly related have to be done outside of work.

For now, I’m trying to do a little every day early in the morning, but I find the super slow pace frustrating. This month I’m going to try something different and give myself a little extra time on weekends to work on my projects. I wonder how others negotiate writing/research time into their contracts.

re DH and pedagogy the following may be of interest:

Call for abstracts: NEMLA: Northeast Modern Language Association https://nemla.org/index.html 2015 annual convention Ryerson University, Toronto 30 April to 3 May 2015 Panel “Digital Humanities and Publishing Humanities Scholarship Today.” Steven Totosy de Zepetnek, org. Purdue University and…[Read more]