PROGRAM
Days: Wednesday, April 2nd Thursday, April 3rd Friday, April 4th
Wednesday, April 2nd
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10:30-12:00 Session 1A: Workshop
10:30 | “How to…?": Training resources for (preserving, curating, accessing and analysing) born-digital archives and collections (abstract) |
10:30-12:00 Session 1B: Workshop
10:30 | [Workshop cancelled due to circumstances beyond the organisers' control] Born-digital community archives’ challenges on accessibility, reuse, and preservation: Mnemonic and UMAM D&R share their experiences ) (abstract) |
10:30-12:00 Session 1C: Workshop
10:30 | Curating born-digital heritage in precarious times (abstract) |
10:30-12:30 Session 1D: Workshop
10:30 | Supporting Computational Research on Born-Digital Collections with the Archive Research Compute Hub (ARCH) (abstract) |
13:30-14:00 Welcome
Location: Beveridge Hall
14:00-15:30 Session 2A: Hybrid roundtable
Location: G37
14:00 | Transmediating Immersive VR Worlds to Omeka 2D Collections (abstract) |
14:00-15:30 Session 2B: Hybrid talks
Location: G35
14:00 | Latin American Feminist Organizations in the Archived Web (abstract) |
14:30 | Modelling archived web data-objects as Semantic entities to support sustainable practice, effective versioning, and contextualisation: a conceptual framework (abstract) |
15:00 | Empowering Scholars to Study Web Archives: Search & Discovery in SolrWayback (abstract) |
14:00-15:30 Session 2C: Talks
Location: G11-12
14:00 | The Millennial Archive: Born Digital, Made Digital, and Digital by Necessity (abstract) |
14:30 | Lost in Translation: Reflections on the Vectorisation of Cultural Audiovisual Archive (abstract) |
15:00 | The Absolute Beginning: Getting started with approaches and workflows for collecting complex digital objects (abstract) |
14:00-15:30 Session 2D: Talks
Location: G16
14:00 | What do we mean when we talk about access? Born digital collections and access for disabled researchers (abstract) |
14:30 | A bottom-up inquiry into the (in)vulnerabilities of personal digital heritage |
15:00 | Rethinking Ethical Approaches to Acquisitions and Weeding for Born-Digital Archives (abstract) |
15:30-16:00Coffee Break
16:00-17:00 Session 3A: Hybrid lightning talks
Location: G37
16:00 | Using AI to help work with data at scale (abstract) |
16:05 | Preserving Digital Humanities Prototype Projects Using the Knowledge Commons (abstract) |
16:10 | The Timely Archiving of Translation Technologies: Transformation, Challenges and Trends (abstract) |
16:15 | Facilitating Access to Social Media Data in the Humanities: SOMAR’s Solutions and Collaborative Partnerships (abstract) |
16:00-17:00 Session 3B: Hybrid talks
Location: G35
16:00 | Attempts for an Autonomous Archive of Instant Messaging: Popular Cultural Heritage Beyond Platformisation (abstract) |
16:30 | Web archiving after platformisation: reading archived social media along the grain (abstract) |
16:00-17:00 Session 3C: Talks
Location: G11-12
16:00 | Cultural Heritage Wastelands (abstract) |
16:30 | Absence in the online cultural landscape (abstract) |
16:00-17:00 Session 3D: Talks
Location: G16
16:00 | Addressing the Born-Digital Processing Backlog with Generative AI Solutions (abstract) |
16:30 | Addressing the Challenge of Indexing Vast Digital Multimedia Archives: The Role of AI (abstract) |
17:00-18:30 Session 4: Keynote Lecture
Location: Beveridge Hall
17:00 | Keynote Lecture by the Digital Curator for the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (abstract) |
Thursday, April 3rd
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10:00-11:30 Session 5A: Hybrid talks
Location: G37
10:00 | A Digital History of 9/11: Expanding the Historiography of the September 11th Attacks through Born-Digital Records (abstract) |
10:30 | Affect, experience and authenticity: Questions in emulating immersive VR environments as born digital design heritage (abstract) |
10:00-11:30 Session 5B: Hybrid talks
Location: G35
10:00 | Care, Communities, and their Discontents: Collecting and Conservation Challenges for Mobile Apps (abstract) |
10:30 | Playing snakes and ladders: preserving complex software-based artworks (abstract) |
10:00-11:30 Session 5C: Talks
Location: G11-12
10:00 | The NEXT: A Memory Institution for Born-Digital Art, Literature, and Games (abstract) |
10:30 | Enhanced Curation: Increasing the Research Value of Emerging Formats (abstract) |
11:00 | Deadly Data. Reverse engineering, reconstruction, and reenactment of historic data-processing systems (abstract) |
10:00-11:30 Session 5D: Roundtable
Location: G16
10:00 | Web archives and their contemporary socio-technical contexts: new challenges and perspectives (abstract) |
11:30-12:00Coffee Break
12:00-13:00 Session 6A: Hybrid lightning talks
Location: G37
12:00 | Entering the matrix of Mike Leggett’s CD-ROM archive (abstract) |
12:05 | India’s Born-Digital Film Heritage: Challenges and Prospects of Preservation and Access (abstract) |
12:10 | ‘Everything everywhere all at once? Communicating decisions around access to born-digital archives’ (abstract) |
12:15 | Adapting Arrangement and Descriptive Methods for Born-digital Records (abstract) |
12:20 | UK Web Archive Collections as Data (abstract) |
12:00-13:00 Session 6B: Hybrid talks
Location: G35
12:00 | Born-Digital Diplomacy? Towards De-institutionalisation of Live Heritage (abstract) |
12:30 | Crafting a Best Practice Digital Workflow Amidst Conflict: Hands-On Solutions and Reflections on Ethics and Data Security (abstract) |
12:00-13:00 Session 6C: Talks
Location: G11-12
12:00 | The curatorial and conceptual trouble with born-digital “community” archives: Towards a xenofeminist remedy? (abstract) |
12:30 | Preserving the born-digital world: How many formats are out there? (abstract) |
12:00-13:00 Session 6D: Talks
Location: G16
12:00 | Metadata versus content: The circulation of themes in born-digital fanfiction (abstract) |
12:30 | Cities in Fiction: On building the first public database of South Asian literary landscapes (abstract) |
13:00-14:30 Session 7: Lunch and poster/demos
Location: Beveridge Hall
13:00 | Shaping British Digital Art: the Global Network of the Computer Arts Society, 1968-1985 (abstract) |
13:02 | PARA SEMPRE: Preserving the Digital Memory of Contemporary Portuguese Art on the Web (abstract) |
13:04 | From Inbox to Archive: A Digital Repository Journey (abstract) |
13:06 | The challenges of archiving experimental and practice-based scholarly works (abstract) |
13:08 | Waqiat-e-Dilli (The Chronicles of a City) (abstract) |
13:10 | ‘Milkmaid's pitcher’ – Born-Digital Multimodal Art Project (abstract) |
13:12 | Embracing the Digital Shift: Designing an Experiential Internship in Digital Archives (abstract) |
13:14 | Mapping for Understanding: the ALDiNa Project (abstract) |
13:16 | BelgicaWeb (abstract) |
13:18 | Closing the preservation loop (abstract) |
13:20 | Datasheets for Web Archives Tool Kit Demo (abstract) |
13:22 | Data Analysis and Network Visualisation as Tools for Curating Hybrid Correspondence Archives (abstract) |
13:24 | LLMs-Powered Automatic Meta-Tagging Framework for Academic Seminar Posters (abstract) |
13:26 | Archiving emails at the National Library of Norway: a case study of the early correspondence between Jon Fosse and Kai Johnsen (abstract) |
13:28 | Blog to Bytes: Exploring the UK Web Archive’s Blog Posts Through Text Analysis (abstract) |
13:30 | Report on the Scholarly Use of Web Archives Across Ireland: The Past, Present & Future(s) (abstract) |
13:32 | Preserving Literary Heritage on Floppy Disks: the Case of Franco Fortini (abstract) |
13:34 | Mapping the Interface: Recursive Journaling and Digital Cartography (abstract) |
13:36 | Between Archiving and Commercial Practices: How YouTubers Preserve Folk Performative Worlds in West Bengal (abstract) |
14:30-16:00 Session 8: Plenary Roundtable
Location: Beveridge Hall
14:30 | Environmentally sustainable infrastructure for computationally intensive work in digital cultural heritage: the cases of born-digital archives and AI-based systems (abstract) |
16:00-16:30Coffee Break
16:30-18:00 Session 9A: Hybrid panel
Location: G37
16:30 | Beyond the Web: Usenet as an archive of digital discourse (abstract) |
16:30-18:00 Session 9B: Hybrid talks
Location: G35
16:30 | Born-digital, stored physical: considering carriers in a hybrid personal archive (abstract) |
17:00 | Creative Approaches to Publishing Born-Digital Photographs in Jstor (abstract) |
17:30 | Challenges and Good Practices in Creating Guidelines for Long-Term Sustainability of Digital Humanities Projects (abstract) |
16:30-18:00 Session 9C: Talks
Location: G11-12
16:30 | Preserving Situated Practices - Tracing 1980ies home brew video game programming practices (abstract) |
17:00 | Exploiting Playbour or Saving Games One Torrent at a Time: Ethics of (Re)Use of Amateur Catalogs and Dark Archives” (abstract) |
17:30 | (Re)playing Tamil Heritage in Venba: Posthuman Gaming and Embodied Memories in Videogames (abstract) |
16:30-18:00 Session 9D: Roundtable
Location: G16
16:30 | Expanding Computational Research of Born-Digital Collections (abstract) |
Friday, April 4th
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09:45-12:00 Session 10A: Hybrid talks
Location: G37
09:45 | Was There a Disk Magazine in Your Future? (abstract) |
10:15 | Born Digital Remains: Creative Micro-computing in Australia, 1976-92” (abstract) |
10:45 | Digitising Electronic Publications for Folk Archives: A case study of teletext in the United Kingdom (abstract) |
11:15 | Web Contracts and/as Digital-born data (abstract) |
09:45-12:00 Session 10B: Hybrid talks
Location: G35
09:45 | Digitally Preserving the Asylum Archive in the Digital Repository of Ireland: a record of Ireland’s Direct Provision System (abstract) |
10:15 | Critical approaches to digitally preserving living community knowledge, a case study from the Endangered Material Knowledge Programme. (abstract) |
10:45 | Collecting and preserving algorithmic folklore (abstract) |
11:15 | Born-digital sport collections in China: status quo and concerns (abstract) |
09:45-12:00 Session 10C: Talks
Location: G11-12
09:45 | Heritage in time of emergency: digital born formats from crisis to cultural resilience via the MNEMONIC Atlas (abstract) |
10:15 | Turath Falastini: Exploring the Impact of Born-Digital Invocations of Palestinian Heritage on Instagram (abstract) |
10:45 | Archiving TikTok: Exploring the Challenges to the Preservation of Emerging Social Platforms (abstract) |
11:15 | The Electronic Literature Organization's Born-Digital Preservation Efforts: A History and Exploration (abstract) |
09:45-12:00 Session 10D: Panel
Location: G16
09:45 | Born-Digital Collections, Archives, History and Memory of CD-ROMS (abstract) |
12:00-13:00 Lunch
Location: Macmillan Hall
13:00-14:30 Session 11A: Hybrid talks
Location: G37
13:00 | Community-Driven Digital Heritage Projects at the Klezmer Institute (abstract) |
13:30 | Digital Deposit Decision-Making: The Future Audiences Decision Model (abstract) |
14:00 | Creating Useable Pasts in Refugee History through Living Archive Methodologies in Support for the Inclusion of Refugee Voices: Born Digital Archives and the Documenting Chile Archive, A Case Study. (abstract) |
13:00-14:30 Session 11B: Hybrid talks
Location: G35
13:00 | Digitally Inheriting the 1947 Partition: Digital Archives, Postmemory and Contemporary Partition Literature (abstract) |
13:30 | Distant Reading of Latin American Digital Literature Databases (abstract) |
14:00 | Genetic Criticism and The Born-Digital Manuscripts of Kalle Päätalo (abstract) |
13:00-14:30 Session 11C: Roundtable
Location: G11-12
13:00 | Taking a global perspective: Who can actually discover and access born digital collections (abstract) |
13:00-14:30 Session 11D: Talks
Location: G16
13:00 | Inside and Outside the Storyworld: Double-Situatedness of the Reader/Player and Two-fold Memory Transmission in Electronic Literature (abstract) |
13:30 | On the born-digital turn in oral history: recharting and reimagining the cultural circuit? (abstract) |
14:00 | Yesterday Once More: A Reflection on the Digital Memory's Connectivity and Superficiality (abstract) |
14:30-14:50Coffee Break