Sixteen video recordings of presentations from the event were posted on YouTube earlier today.
From the British Library Digital Scholarship Blog:
On Monday 12th November, 2018, the British Library hosted the sixth annual BL Labs Symposium, celebrating all things digital at the BL. This was our biggest ever symposium with the conference centre at full capacity – proof, if any were needed, of the importance of using British Library digital collections and technologies for innovative projects in the heritage sector.
The delegates were welcomed by our Chief Executive, Roly Keating, and there followed a brilliant keynote by Daniel Pett, Head of Digital and IT at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. In his talk, Dan reflected on his 3D modelling projects at the British Museum and the Fitzwilliam, and talked about the importance of experimenting with, re-imagining, and re-mixing cultural heritage digital collections in Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums (GLAMs).
This year’s symposium had quite a focus on 3D, with a series of fascinating talks and demonstrations throughout the day by visual artists, digital curators, and pioneers of 3D photogrammetry and data visualisation technologies.
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Includes information about winners of 2018 British Library Lab Awards.
Resources
The complete conference program with links to bios of speakersis available here.
Direct to YouTube Video Playlist
Video Playlist (16 Videos)
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