From ba7d0de37ae4a7af910171caf8f25155addd64a6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Anisa Hawes <87070441+anisa-hawes@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Thu, 16 Nov 2023 18:21:03 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Update vagas.md Revert to holding message. --- pt/vagas.md | 49 +------------------------------------------------ 1 file changed, 1 insertion(+), 48 deletions(-) diff --git a/pt/vagas.md b/pt/vagas.md index 7f8b46ee62..cdffabd73d 100644 --- a/pt/vagas.md +++ b/pt/vagas.md @@ -4,51 +4,4 @@ layout: blank original: vacancies --- -# Call for applications: the English _Programming Historian_ is recruiting editors - -The English edition of the _Programming Historian_ is seeking editors to work actively to solicit and edit lessons. Our lessons focus on providing humanities and social science scholars with the skills to interpret the outputs of digital methods, allowing readers to move from digital data to publishable research. - -## Key information - -- Salary: Volunteer Opportunity -- Hours: ~0.5 days per fortnight -- Location: Remote home working -- Applications open: 23 August 2023 -- Applications close: 31 October 2023 - -## About the Programming Historian - -Launched in 2012, _Programming Historian_ offers more than 200 novice-friendly, multilingual peer-reviewed tutorials that help humanists learn a wide range of digital tools, techniques, and workflows to facilitate their research. In recent years, the interdisciplinary publication has expanded to include [Spanish](/es/lecciones), [French](/fr/lecons/), and [Portuguese](/pt/licoes/) editions. _Programming Historian_ is a volunteer-led initiative, supported by the Board of the not-for-profit company ProgHist Ltd, and community contributors. - -## Skills and competencies: - -**Essential** -- Experience in Digital Humanities, Digital Scholarship, Information/Computer Science, or related fields broadly construed -- Time to commit an average of one half-day per fortnight to the role -- Self-motivated and reliable - -**Desirable** -- Editorial experience -- Technical writing experience -- Written Spanish, Portuguese, and/or French-language skills - -## Expectations - -_Programming Historian_ editors are expected to: -- Contribute to the assessment of new lesson proposals -- Edit a minimum of one lesson a year - -## Opportunities - -Additional opportunities include: -- Serving as peer reviewer on lessons -- Troubleshooting reported errors, and contributing to lesson maintenance -- Collaborating with others in the _Programming Historian_ Project Team on academic research and presentations - -Managing Editor Alex Wermer-Colan (Temple University) and Publishing Manager Anisa Hawes will offer training and support to new editors on the _Programming Historian_’s editorial approaches and policies. In keeping with our [commitment to diversity](/en/about#diversity-policy) and access to digital humanities, we are particularly interested in hearing from women, members of any minority groups, LGBTQ+ members, and peoples from the Global South. With this call, we strongly encourage the participation of Anglophone and multilingual communities beyond North America. - -## Applications - -Interested candidates should submit a 1-page CV and a ~300-word expression of interest outlining your interests, experience and skills to the Managing Editor, Alex Wermer-Colan, by 31 October 2023. - -If you’d like to ask any questions about this role, please write to the Managing Editor, Alex Wermer-Colan or our Publishing Manager, Anisa Hawes. +Obrigado pelo seu interesse em trabalhar com _Programming Historian_. Actualmente não há vagas.