NDF2012 | 19–21 November

PRECONFERENCE WORKSHOPS

All about search | presented by Nate Solas and Aaron Straup Cope and Chris McDowall.

• Nate Solas’s presentation

• Chris McDowall’s presentation

• Aaron Straup Cope’s links 

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

Conference handbook (PDF, 201kb). 

KEYNOTES

• Piotr Adamczyk: Google Art Project

• Sarah Barns: Past forward. Speculative adventures in the city's archive

• Aaron Straup Cope: time pixels. A catalogue of contemporary anxieties and an inflatable chair [transcript]

• Nate Solas: Cats, content and community. A year of long tails at walkerart.org

PRESENTATIONS

• Vikram Kumar (Internet NZ): Opening address [slides]

• DK: Beyond social

• Cath Styles: Sembl, the game of resemblance [transcript]

• Tim Sherratt and Chris McDowall: The tales we can tell [Tim's transcript]

• Dave ten Have: The future of products

• Francesca Ford and Brooke Carson-Ewart: Going mobile: lessons learned

• Adrian Kingston: Museum collection information: Then, Now, Next [slides]

• Monty Soutar: 28th Māori Battalion: community and collaboration

• Brenda Chawner with Alex Clark: Accessing New Zealand’s Digitised Heritage

• Keir Winesmith and Paula Bray: Story-led digital innovation

• Shelley Gurney: Demystifying metadata and the semantic web: a potted guide to digispeak

• Eleanor Whitworth: Layers of connection: collections, stories, language and place

• Moira Fraser: Online conversations in a grieving city

• Douglas Campbell, Virginia Gow, and others: WW1 commemorations

• Piotr Adamczyk, Kate Woodall, Adrian Kingston and others: Google Art Project Panel

• Courtney Johnston: Going back to gallery land [transcript]

• Paula Bray: Bring a plate: the importance of building community into your digital projects

• David Simpson: Digital initiatives in a post-quake gallery

• Ingrid Mason: Humanities Informatics

• Glen Barnes: Big ideas, small budget: a Q&A workshop [links]

• Kate Chmiel: The life cycle of online content

• Suse Cairns: Conceiving the Born Digital Museum: values, technologies and approaches

• Sydney Shep: Magic Squares: Visualising Digital Biography

• Sandy Mamoli: The evils of multi-tasking

• Lucy Ryan: Identi-Tee: My T-shirt, My Story

• Karen Mason and David Reeves: Digital Channel Strategy: onsite, offsite and online

• Chris Dempsey and Janine Delaney: The death of hierarchies

• Stephanie Pride:Digital tools and modes of engagement

• Geoff Barker: Shaping museum experiences

• Donelle McKinley: Optimizing crowdsourcing websites to increase volunteer participation

• Tim Hart: Interactive and immersive

• John Laurie: PDF for Digital Preservation and Delivery

LIGHTNING TALKS : SESSION ONE

• John Sullivan: Privacy, WAI262 and bequests

• Michael Hennessy: Online discovery of Māori resources

• Kim Baker: Rights at NZ On Screen

• Brian Flaherty: Matapihi future

• Emily Steel: Little Slide Dress [the dress]

LIGHTNING TALKS : SESSION TWO

• Jock Phillips: Roadside Stories

• Kate Woodall: Engaging with Audiences

• Max Sullivan: Digitising sensitive material

• Stuart Yeates: Web statistics

• Chris Thomson: Digitising a Bibliography of Writing by Māori in English

• Clarion Wells: Zombies and NZ On Screen