[Ohiodig] FW: Join us for the DH2024 AVinDH Workshop! (Washington DC)

[Carleton, Janet (she/her)]

This workshop looks super interesting, but is in person only.

(The conference proper has hybrid sessions, August 6-9, 2024, DH 2024: Reinvention & Responsibility https://dh2024.adho.org/news/)

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Subject: [External] [DHSI] Reminder: Join us for the DH2024 AVinDH Workshop!

Join us in D.C for the AVinDH Workshop!

The day-long workshop will include:

*       Lightning Shorts where participants can briefly share projects, with a focus on works in progress
*       Interactive Tutorial on "Curating Oral Histories with Data"
*       An "Unconference" to share mutually-engaging topics and collaboratively develop conversations.

The Lightning Shorts session will focus on current research in AV DH. Each participant will have five-minutes to introduce their work. Participants in the lightning shorts must also sign-up for the day-long AVinDH workshop.

More info: https://avindhsig.wordpress.com/activities/workshop-2024-washington-d-c-united-states/
Register for lightning shorts by: June 30th, 2024

To participate in the workshop, first, please register for the conference at the DH2024 website at https://dh2024.adho.org/ and second, please fill out this SIG Google form for lightning shorts: https://forms.gle/EjrtAqhbc6Re4anb8.

Tutorial: Curating Oral Histories with Data

Averaging one to two hours in length, oral history interviews produce vast amounts of unstructured or semi-structured human language. The archives that house oral history interviews can be rich sites of exploration-if visitors can avoid getting overwhelmed. In this workshop, we will discuss strategies for curating vast amounts of audio for the public using artificial intelligence and statistical methods. Using our Obama Presidency Oral History and the Elders Project digital archives as case studies, together we will work through key processes and decision points, as well as their implications. Workshop participants will develop a sense of what tools are available when using data to curate, strategies for working with large audio archives, and ways of thinking about how to make these tools work toward a project's design goals.No prior experience in oral history or programming necessary.

Chris Pandza is a designer and oral historian at Columbia University whose practice focuses on making oral history archives more interesting, accessible, and equitable. Pandza has led public-facing design for the Obama Presidency Oral History and Elders Project. Madeline Alexander is a public historian and Project Manager for the Elders Project. With a Masters in Public History from the University of York and extensive experience in historical narrative and media ethics, she has served in various roles, including Engagement Coordinator for Black Communities at History Colorado and Co-creator/Historical Consultant for the award-winning documentary short "Isle of Mine".

Conveners

*       Lauren Tilton, University of Richmond, USA
*       Taylor Arnold, University of Richmond, USA
*       Justin Wigard, University of Richmond, USA
*       Laurent Tessier, Institut Catholique de Paris, France
*       Michaël Bourgatte, Catholic University of Paris, Huma-Num Consortium Canevas, France
*       Tanya E. Clements, University of Texas, USA
*       Kristen Mapes, Michigan State University, USA

For questions, please email: Lauren Tilton at ltilton at richmond.edu<mailto:ltilton at richmond.edu> or Justin Wigard at jwigard at richmond.edu<mailto:jwigard at richmond.edu>.

Lauren Tilton
E. Claiborne Robins Professor of Liberal Arts and Digital Humanities
Distant Viewing Lab<http://www.distantviewing.org/>
University of Richmond
New book: Open Access! Distant Viewing (MIT Press)<https://mitpress.mit.edu/9780262546133/distant-viewing/>


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