9:00–10:15
Eric Kansa (m), Exec Director, Information and Service Design Program, UCB iSchool
Peter Brantley, Director of Access, Internet Archive
Jim Pitman, Professor of Statistics, UCB
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Data Mining and Non-consumptive Use
Kalamazoo roundtable paperlet
After long silence, due sadly to a lack of conference activity… here is my prepared piece for the Early Middle English Society’s five-person roundtable on editing Oxford, Bodleian Library MS Laud Misc. 108, which the session chair read for me at the 44th International Medieval Congress, Kalamazoo, Michigan.
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blown away
I’ve exported and reimported this blog in order to realign it with a webhost change. Now I know: many things survive the export process, but draft posts do not. I had five. The overview of how users have been interacting with our beta site at work will have to wait, and half-written notes on others’ presentations (and one fiddling concert) are too old for me to reconstruct.
It’s a good thing I did the conversion here first—I have another WordPress installation to tend to, and it includes about a dozen drafts….
I have fixed the links, which were all askew after the reimport. Sorry about that.
30: Interface and User Perspective
Thu 7 Jun, 11:00-12:30
Session 30: Interface and User Perspective
Human-Centered Analysis and Visualization Tools for the Blogosphere
Xavier Llorà, Noriko Imafuji Yasui, Michael Welge, David E. Goldberg
Multilevel Displays and Document Blueprints: Dynamic Browsing Using XML Structures and Text Features
Stéfan Sinclair, Stan Ruecker
The Digital Museum in the Life of the User
Paul F. Marty
[final panel! off to the airport]
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14: “Done”: Finished Projects in the Digital Humanities
Thu 7 Jun, 9:00-10:30
Session 14: “Done”: Finished Projects in the Digital Humanities
Matthew Kirschenbaum, William A. Kretzschmar, Jr., David Sewell, Susan Brown, Patricia Clements, Isobel Grundy
Some interesting theorizing occurred here.
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