Willard McCarty, King’s College London
Rolena Adorno, Yale University
Edward Ayers, University of Richmond
George Miles, Yale University
Roundtable Discussion
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- Speakers
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- Christine DeLucia
Claudia Scala Schlessman
Eugenia Kelbert
Garret Voorhees
Heather F. Ball
Hilary Menges
Jessica Weare
Joseph Yannielli
Julia Mansfield
Julie Meloni
Laila Shereen Sakr
Lauren Gutterman
Lauren Klein
Micah Stupak
Molly Dolan
Paulina Bounds
Rachael Sullivan
Scott Nesbit
Scott Spillman
Sean Morton
Sebastian Lecourt
Shane Landrum
Sharon Teague
Simon Wiles (魏希明)
Stewart Campbell
T. Austin Graham
Taylor Spence
- Talks
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- Accessing Wills: MS Access as a Tool for Historians
Camera, Laptop, and What Else?: Hacking Better Tools for the Short Archival Research Trip
Closing Roundtable
Dickinson Meets DoubleClick: Remediating Poetry
Digital Kiksht
Digital Resources and Buddhist Studies: the Buddhist Authority Databases Project
Eugène Atget and the Digital Archive
Keynote Address
Large-Scale Digital Audio Archiving
Layers of the Past: GIS, Social Process, and Contingency in Historical Mapping
Mapping Eighteenth-Century Intellectual Networks
On Implementing the Digital Form: an Arabic-English Web-based Archive
OutHistory.org: An Experiment in LGBTQ Community History-Making
The Alternate Medieval Medium: Experiencing Medieval Manuscripts through Digital Technologies
The Dark Tide: Digital Preservation, Interpretive Loss, and the Google Books Project
The Digitized Blues: Listening to Langston Hughes in the Age of the Online Sound Archive
The Future is Now: Sustainability, Preservation, and Ongoing Access to Humanities Data
The Keyword Historian: Adventures in the Digital Archives
The Scholar as Archivist: A Case Study in Negotiating the Borders between Description and Analysis
Toward a Realization of the n-Dimensional Text
Towards an Ethics of Online Research: Accounting for Absence in the Jefferson Digital Archive
University Library Book Acquisitions Policies in an Electronic Age
What is a Tag: Digital Artifacts as Hermeneutical Devices