Program for Thursday, April 3rd: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 3RD: TALK VIEW

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10:00-10:20

A Digital History of 9/11: Expanding the Historiography of the September 11th Attacks through Born-Digital

Ian Milligan

10:20-10:40

Affect, experience and authenticity: Questions in emulating immersive VR environments as born digital design

S. Teasley, H. Stuckey, J. Duckworth, L. Harvey, C. Moya, C. Choong

10:40-11:00

Yesterday Once More: A Reflection on the Digital Memory's Connectivity and Superficiality

Yue Qiu, Jiazhi Chen

10:00-10:20

Care, Communities, and their Discontents: Collecting and Conservation Challenges for Mobile Apps

Anna Mladentseva, Natalie Kane

10:20-10:40

Playing snakes and ladders: preserving complex software-based artworks

Rebecca Barnott-Clement, Joanna Fleming

10:40-11:00

The Absolute Beginning: Getting started with approaches and workflows for collecting complex digital

Somaya Langley, Arran Rees, Richard Moores

10:00-10:20

The NEXT: A Memory Institution for Born-Digital Art, Literature, and Games

Dene Grigar

10:20-10:40

Enhanced Curation: Increasing the Research Value of Emerging Formats

Giulia Carla Rossi, Stella Wisdom

10:40-11:00

Deadly Data. Reverse engineering, reconstruction, and reenactment of historic data-processing

Moritz Feichtinger

10:00-11:30

Web archives and their contemporary socio-technical contexts: new challenges and perspectives

Jane Winters, Anat Ben-David, Nicola Bingham, Sophie Gebeil, Valérie Schafer

12:00-12:05

Entering the matrix of Mike Leggett’s CD-ROM archive

Felipe Olivares-Barreto

12:05-12:10

India’s Born-Digital Film Heritage: Challenges and Prospects of Preservation and Access

Ankit Vaishnav, Mahesh Meena

12:10-12:15

‘Everything everywhere all at once? Communicating decisions around access to born-digital

Dan Heather

12:15-12:20

Adapting Arrangement and Descriptive Methods for Born-digital Records

Mahala Ruddell, Alexa Goff

12:20-12:25

UK Web Archive Collections as Data

Helena Byrne

12:00-12:20

Born-Digital Diplomacy? Towards De-institutionalisation of Live Heritage

Natalia Grincheva

12:20-12:40

Crafting a Best Practice Digital Workflow Amidst Conflict: Hands-On Solutions and Reflections on Ethics and Data

Inna Ganschow

12:00-12:20

The curatorial and conceptual trouble with born-digital “community” archives: Towards a xenofeminist

Saskia Huc-Hepher, Xiao Ma

12:20-12:40

Preserving the born-digital world: How many formats are out there?

Andrew Jackson

12:00-12:20

Metadata versus content: The circulation of themes in born-digital fanfiction

Suzanne Black

12:20-12:40

Cities in Fiction: On building the first public database of South Asian literary landscapes

Apoorva Saini, Divya Ravindranath

13:00-13:02

Shaping British Digital Art: the Global Network of the Computer Arts Society, 1968-1985

Pita Arreola, Jin Gao, Bonnie Buyuklieva, Mengying Du

13:02-13:04

PARA SEMPRE: Preserving the Digital Memory of Contemporary Portuguese Art on the Web

Rita Cêpa

13:04-13:06

From Inbox to Archive: A Digital Repository Journey

Mez Breeze

13:06-13:08

The challenges of archiving experimental and practice-based scholarly works

Gareth Cole, Miranda Barnes

13:08-13:10

Waqiat-e-Dilli (The Chronicles of a City)

Shubham Mishra, Khushi Kesari, Not Applicable Not Applicable

13:10-13:12

‘Milkmaid's pitcher’ – Born-Digital Multimodal Art Project

Jaroslaw Solecki

13:12-13:14

Embracing the Digital Shift: Designing an Experiential Internship in Digital Archives

Alexa Goff, Mahala Ruddell

13:14-13:16

Mapping for Understanding: the ALDiNa Project

Allegrezza et.al

13:16-13:18

BelgicaWeb

Christina Vandendyck

13:18-13:20

Closing the preservation loop

Joanna Fleming, Lisa Mansfield

13:20-13:22

Datasheets for Web Archives Tool Kit Demo

Emily Maemura, Helena Byrne

13:22-13:24

Data Analysis and Network Visualisation as Tools for Curating Hybrid Correspondence Archives

Callum McKean

13:24-13:26

LLMs-Powered Automatic Meta-Tagging Framework for Academic Seminar Posters

Azalea Du, Wei Wang

13:26-13:28

Archiving emails at the National Library of Norway: a case study of the early correspondence between Jon Fosse and Kai

Mette Witting, Pierre Beauguitte, Rebecca Boxler Ødegaard, Tita Enstad

13:28-13:30

Blog to Bytes: Exploring the UK Web Archive’s Blog Posts Through Text Analysis

Helena Byrne, Carlos Lelkes-Rarugal, Joan Francis

13:30-13:32

Report on the Scholarly Use of Web Archives Across Ireland: The Past, Present & Future(s)

Sharon Healy, Helena Byrne

13:32-13:34

Preserving Literary Heritage on Floppy Disks: the Case of Franco Fortini

Mariangela Giglio, Emmanuela Carbé

13:34-13:36

Mapping the Interface: Recursive Journaling and Digital Cartography

Dumo Guo

13:36-13:38

Between Archiving and Commercial Practices: How YouTubers Preserve Folk Performative Worlds in West

Spandita Das, Arjun Ghosh

14:30-16:00

Environmentally sustainable infrastructure for computationally intensive work in digital cultural heritage: the cases of born-digital archives and AI-based

Sichani, Jackson, Talboom, Osti, Baker, Winters, Colavizza

16:30-18:00

Beyond the Web: Usenet as an archive of digital discourse

Tristan Miller, Rayner Lucas, Katie Szilagyi, Avery Dame-Griff

16:30-16:50

Born-digital, stored physical: considering carriers in a hybrid personal archive

Anna McNally

16:50-17:10

Challenges and Good Practices in Creating Guidelines for Long-Term Sustainability of Digital Humanities

Olga Holownia, Helena Byrne

16:30-16:50

Preserving Situated Practices - Tracing 1980ies home brew video game programming practices

Adrian Demleitner

16:50-17:10

Exploiting Playbour or Saving Games One Torrent at a Time: Ethics of (Re)Use of Amateur Catalogs and Dark

Pawel Frelik, Agata Waszkiewicz, Magdalena Kozyra

17:10-17:30

(Re)playing Tamil Heritage in Venba: Posthuman Gaming and Embodied Memories in Videogames

Vigneshwar V P

16:30-18:00

Expanding Computational Research of Born-Digital Collections

Jefferson Bailey, Ian Milligan, Rachael Samberg, Valérie Schafer, Matthew Weber

11:30-12:00 Coffee Break

16:00-16:30 Coffee Break