Impulsreferat: Die unsichtbaren Anforderungen der digitalen Geschichtswissenschaft

As part of the panel "The Invisible Demands of Digital History: Supply and Demand in the Spotlight," Noëlle Sarah Schnegg articulates key requirements and desiderata for digital historical scholarship from the perspective of contemporary research practice. Her impulse talk focuses on the development and implementation of discrimination-sensitive metadata practices for historical sources and research data. Schnegg critically examines existing infrastructures, addresses challenges concerning inclusion, interoperability, and FAIR principles, and outlines actionable recommendations for memory institutions and digital research consortia. The objective is to foster sustainable and accessible data environments that enable critical reflection and responsible use of historical data.