Estonian Society for Digital Humanities
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6th Estonian Digital Humanities Conference
Data, humanities & language: tools & applications
September 26.-28. 2018
University of Tartu, Estonia
Conference is organised by the Centre for Digital Humanities and Information Society at University of Tartu in co-operation with Estonian Society for Digital Humanities CAA Estonia and Archaeovision R&D.
Thank you for your inspiring presentations and your contribution to the conference “Open licences, open content, open data: tools for developing digital humanities” in Tartu, Estonia. The talks opened up complex themes connected with openness in digital humanities in thought-provoking ways.
To finalise our project, we are gathering feedback from the conference participants. The focus of the feedback project is on the general awareness of open licences (Public Domain, Creative Commons licences, etc), and the potential of open platforms and other resources.
Please take a moment to fill this feedback form.
Also we ask estonian speaking participants to take part of the following test.
The next DHE conference will take place in autumn 2018.
Thank you and see you soon at the next DH events!
All the best,
DHE 2017 organising team
The conference will begin tomorrow and we have some organisational details to share with you before we meet:
See you tomorrow,
Conference organisers
Our conference programme is now finalised, have a look.
Please register before October 25th.
Call for papers for the conference is now closed. Thank you for all who sent their abstracts. All the presenters have been notified.
Sessions on:
Submit a proposal that contains your full name, institutional and disciplinary affiliation, the title of your paper and an abstract of 200-250 words.
Participation fee of the conference is 19 EUR.
The language of the conference is English.
Graduate school programme with workshops will take place on November 3.
First 100 registrants will get the free accommodation!
Send your proposals by September 30 to: conference@dh.org.ee
Authors will be informed about the acceptance of their submission by October 6, 2017.
The event is supported by the the Government Office of Estonia in collaboration with the National Foundation of Civil Society, European Union under the European Regional Development Fund (ASTRA project of Estonian Literary Museum EKMDHUM, the Centre of Excellence in Estonian Studies).
The event takes place under the auspices of the Estonian Presidency of the Council of the EU.
Date: March 11, 12
Venue: Estonian Open Air Museum
The event will focus on open access and open data in heritage sector. Examples and case studies are presented by specialist from various institutions: Henri Laupmaa, Uuno Vallner (State Information Systems), Kuldar Aas (Estonian National Archive), Vahur Puik (Ajapaik), Michael Charno (Archeology Data Service, UK), Barbara Dierickx (Packed, Belgia), Laura Sillanpää (Open Knowledge Finland). The list is not final.
The second day will be for workshops, where several web applications will be presented. Barbara Dierickx from PACED, centre of expertise in digital heritage in Belgium, will present MOVIO and Cityquest applications. Vahur Puik from Estonia will introduce geo referencing tool, Ajapaik.
The first half of the day will be in Estonian, second half in English.
The event is supported by CIP ICT PSP Athena Plus project.
Hembo Pagi
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