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work_cnna6vnve5gspbow2jzuisxyni	L. Siemens	A tale of two cities: implications of the similarities and differences in collaborative approaches within the digital libraries and digital humanities communities	2011	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1748	173	50	Department of Information Studies, University and others, many emerging digital projects also Libraries (DL) and Digital Humanities (DH) nature of collaboration in these teams. and larger models of research collaboration that which may limit digital project teams' efforts. who work in such teams to recognise factors that by academics involving little direct collaboration Given that the nature of digital projects digital projects explore issues of long term academic research teams when the members to team work (Birnbaum 1979; Fennel and which may exist with digital projects involving DL communities, led by a team based in two surveys of the communities exploring the individuals' experiences in digital project communities' work patterns and relationships (as per Marshall and Rossman 1999; McCracken a digital project team's effectiveness. team work is more the norm for librarians Teams: A Research Note'. International Collaborative Projects'. Large Digital Humanities Projects'. Teams in Digital Humanities Environments'.	./cache/work_cnna6vnve5gspbow2jzuisxyni.pdf	./txt/work_cnna6vnve5gspbow2jzuisxyni.txt