Theme: Participatory archiving and public memory. Open seminar on 24 August.
23.08.2021 kl. 12.30 - 24.08.2021 kl. 15.30
Participatory archiving as a field includes the collection, preservation as well as description & enrichment of records with metadata etc. in different forms and shapes, using different digital and traditional platforms. Participatory archiving as a field includes the collection, preservation, as well as description and enrichment of records with metadata in different forms and shapes, using different digital and traditional platforms. The aim of this open seminar is to explore and critically discuss the potential of digitization for participatory practices in its many different forms. We are delighted to welcome three keynote speakers. Dr. Gillian Oliver, Associate Professor at Monash University, Australia; Dr. Alexandra Eveleigh, Collections Information Manager at Wellcome Collection, UK; and Dr. Andrew Flinn, Reader in Oral History and Archival Studies, UCL. The event is free.
Please register for a place at this link.
Monday 23 August, we will discuss our different study programs in archival studies and potential future cooperation. This part of the programme is open to network members only. Our study programmes have different institutional affiliations and are rooted in different academic disciplines (information science, history and cultural/heritage studies).
Please note: Time indicated is CET. BST in one hour earlier than CET.
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| 12:30 - 12:35 | Welcome | Marianne Rostgaard and Dr. Elizabeth Shepherd | |
| 12:35 - 14:30 (including a necessary 10 minute break after the two first presentations) |
Study programmes: The future of archival education. The different programmes have grown out of different academic traditions (history, cultural and information studies) – how does this affect the individual study programmes? |
Presentations followed by group work Presentations by: Marianne Rostgaard (AAU), Anneli Sundqvist/Herbjørn Andresen (OsloMet), Ann-Sofie Klareld/Charlotte Hagström (Lund University) |
Marianne Rostgaard and Anneli Sundqvist (chair) |
| 14:30 - 14:45 |
Coffee break |
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| 14:45 - 15:10 | Discussion of study programmes & possible future cooperation in break-out rooms |
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| 15:10 - 15:20 |
Short break |
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| 15:20 - 15:45 |
Sum up of discussions in plenum |
Marianne Rostgaard and Anneli Sundqvist |
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| 15:45 - 16:00 | Take a short walk and fetch coffee (or whatever you prefer) to get ready for: |
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| 16:00 - 17:30 | A virtual tour around London’s knowledge quarter, Bloomsbury | Organized by UCL and Rachel Kolsky, Go London Tours |
Morning: Open to the public
After lunch: we can accommodate 45 participants in the group work session
Please note: Time indicated is CET. BST in one hour earlier than CET.
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| 9:30-10:201 |
Dr. Gillian Oliver, Monash Univ. (AUS): Data Cultures: Implications for Digital Equity and Archival Practice. Including a Q & A session |
Chair: Dr. Elizabeth Shepherd Technical support: Julie Skibsted Larsen (AAU) |
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| 10:20 -10:35 |
Coffee break |
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| 10:35 -11:25 |
Dr Alexandra Eveleigh, Wellcome Collection (UK): New technologies, crowdsourcing and online user participation in archives. What can we learn from a decade of practical experience in the field? Including a Q & A session |
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| 11:25-11:35 |
Short break |
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| 11:35 – 12:25 |
Dr. Andrew Flinn, UCL (UK): A “shifting archival paradigm”? (Counter) Archiving as a collaborative, community-led and participatory endeavour. Including a Q & A session |
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| 12:25 - 13:15 |
Lunch |
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| 13:15 - 14:002 |
Workshop/group work |
Please note: a limit of 45 persons |
Kirsty Fife and Elizabeth Shepherd (UCL |
| 14:45-15:00 | Coffee break |
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| 15:00-15:30 | Looking back at three network meetings and forward to the final conference in August 2022. Ideas & reflections |
Network members only A short session with break out rooms (ideas and reflections) |
Chair: Marianne Rostgaard (AAU) |
1 Gillian Oliver, Monash Univ, Melbourne, Australia, 8 hours ahead of CET, so 9:30 CET = 17.30 in Australia and 8:30 BST.
2 Univ. of Manitoba, Winnipeg, CAN, is 7 hours behind CET, so if Greg gets up really early, he may be able to participate in the afternoon program (from 13:15) or at least from 15:00.
The IRFD Network Digitization and the Future of Archives
Online on Zoom