All Sixteen Presentations From IFLA Digital Humanities Satellite Meeting Now Available Online

The IFLA (International Federation of Library Associations) Digital Humanities Satellite Meeting, “Digital Humanities – Connecting Libraries and Research” took place on August 15-17, 2017 in Berlin, Germany.
A conference summary (1 page; PDF) is available here. A few additional details on this page.
Slide presentations from the conference are available below. All presentations are in PDF.

Day One

• Opening Keynote: Toma Tasovac
  Libraries in the Age of Digital Infrastructures (and Other Catastrophes)

Day Two

• Keynote: Emmanuelle Bermes
  Text, Data and Link-Mining in Digital Libraries. Looking For Heritage Gold

• Delphine Vernozy, Paule Desmouliere and Krystelle Denis
  Memoires d’Apollinaire

• Raymond Pun
  Building 9066 Archive Into Wikipedia: A Case Study Of Digital Scholarship, History And Activism At Fresno State

• Sumitra Duncan
  Web Archiving at the New York Art Resources Consortium (NYARC): Collaboration to Preserve Specialist Born-Digital Art Resources

• Michele Casalini
  BIBFRAME and Linked Data Practices for the Stewardship of Research Knowledge

• Artur Rozestraten, Vania Mara Alves Lima and Cibele De Araujo C Marques Dos Santos ARQUIGRAFIA: Digital Images in the Collaborative Environment on the Web

• Laurent Romary
  Access to Cultural Heritage Data: a Challenge for Digital Humanities

• Lotte Wilms, Michiel Cock and Ben Companjen
  Digital Humanities Clinics: Leading Dutch Librarians Into DH

• Edgardo Civallero
  The Archive of the Community’s Voices. Libraries and Oral Tradition in the Digital Era

• Ruth Wallach
  Learning Opportunities for Librarians: Embarking on a Digital Humanities Project

• Sally Chambers
  Towards a DARIAH-EU “Libraries” Working Group

• Lotte Wilms and Andreas Degkwitz
  LIBER Digital Humanities Working Group

Day Three

• Jarmo Saarti and Satu Soivanen
  The Karjala Database – Challenges and Solutions for Digitizing Heterogeneous, Old Genealogical Documents for the Internet User

• Michael Gasser
  Direct Access, User Participation, New Services – Some of ETH Library’s Steps Beyond Digitisation

• Matthias Reinert and Dirk Scholz
  “Deutsche Biographie” as Historical Biographical Information System

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