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paradata: a standalone construct

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Digital humanities

documentation of the interpretive processes and decisions behind a digital reconstruction, recorded so others can judge its reliability.

In digital humanities, paradata refers to documentation of the interpretive processes and decisions behind a digital reconstruction, recorded so others can judge its reliability. This meaning comes from Bentkowska-Kafel (2012) in Paradata and transparency in virtual heritage.[1]

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References

Bentkowska-Kafel, A., Denard, H., & Baker, D. (2012). Paradata and transparency in virtual heritage. Ashgate. ISBN 9781138245655

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