London: Digital Lives Research Conference
Feb 9-11 in London: 1st Digital Lives Research Conference is from the project of interest to “individuals who wish to manage their own personal digital collections for family history, biographical or other purposes.”
There’s a blog associated with the Project/Conference. Have no idea if there’ll be postings from the conference, as the blog’s author, Jeremy John said, “My new year resolution is to blog more frequently.” (ahem, Jeremy. I can relate!)
Conference topics include:
- Digital Lifelines: Practicalities, Professionalities and Potentialities
- Aspects of Digital Curation
- Digital Economy and Philosophy
- On the Monetary Value of Personal Digital Objects
- Digital Preservation
- Practical Experiences
- Professional Matters Arising, Options for the Future and Resolutions
Personal Information Lifecycles: Creator, Curator, Consumer
- Personal Information Management and Usability
- Forensics, Authenticity, Security and Digital Capture
- Historical Research and Private Lives
- Scientific Research with People
- Towards Digital Biography
- Legal and Ethical Issues
- Creators’ Experiences, Anticipations and Thoughts
- Writers in Conversation (OMG OMG that includes A.S. Byatt, a fave author of mine!)
Living Online and Digital Archives in the Wild
- iSCIENCE?
- Web 2.0 & Cloud Computing
- iLITERATURE
- Emerging Technologies
- Digital Pens and Virtual Research Environments
- Visualisation, Future Access and iArt
- Internet Law
- Virtual Worlds
- Digital Conversazione
- Digital Life at the Extremes
I love this (from the site): “Authorised blogging tag: digitallivesconference” I’ve seen nothing on Twitter with that usage, though. So I’m on the lookout afor the phrase “digital lives” on Twitter.
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Posted by Susan A. Kitchens on February 08, 2009 in
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