Wed, Nov 1st (Estonian National Museum)
09:00 Bus from Dorpat Hotel to Estonian National Museum
09:25 Excursions at the Estonian National Museum
10:00 Registration, coffee
10:30 Opening
Signing of public domain manifest
10:40 Asaf Bartov Wikidata for Humanists: A Gentle Introduction to Wikimedia’s linked data project
11:30 Susan Schreibman Creating Collections of Social Relevance
12:20 Lunch
13:20 Parallel sessions:
| Parallel session 1 | Parallel session 2 |
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| Dolly Jørgensen Knowing nature online |
Leif Isaksen Building a Community of Linked Open Data with the Pelagios Commons |
| Marija Semjonova Conceptualizing the digital self at student’s educational platforms. An anthropological perspective |
Andrew Gryf Paterson Towards an autoarchaeological open archiving of hybrid cultural practice |
| Outi Valo Finnish folk music collector Erkki Ala-Könni – Digital collection catalogues and possibilities of Digital Humanities |
Mats Fridlund, Matti La Mela Cloudy sightings of Chinese industrialization: GIS, Word clouds and the Finnish engineers’ views on Chinese technology in the late nineteenth century |
| Outi Penninkangas Wikiproject – The Finnish Museum of Games |
Susanna Ånäs 3 million old Finnish place names linked with Wiki technologies |
| Klara Sielicka Ethno-wiki projects as an example how not to lose human component in digital humanities |
Kasper Hanus Share your landscape! A real-life story of how I struggled to put my research on past landscapes online |
15:20 Coffee break
15:50 Parallel sessions:
| Parallel session 3 | Parallel session 4 |
|---|---|
| DH roundtable with Graeme Earl, Susan Schreibman, Indrek Ibrus, Andres Kimber, Liina Lindström |
Krista Simson Copyright Law and a Work of Visual Art |
| Aleksei Kelli Copyright and cultural heritage |
17:20 Break
17:30 Paul Reilly Contesting the Future: Potential Scenarios for Open Digital Archaeology
18:40 Bus from Estonian National Museum to Dorpat Hotel
19:30 Reception at the Estonian Literary Museum (Vanemuise 46)
Thu, Nov 2nd (Estonian National Museum)
08:45 Bus from Dorpat Hotel to Estonian National Museum
09:00 Morning coffee
09:30 Kai-Uwe Barthel New Methods of Image Search
10:20 Coffe break
10:50 Parallel sessions:
| Parallel session 5 | Parallel session 6 |
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| Eetu Mäkelä Less is more – enabling individual research based on big culture heritage data | Gerth Jaanimäe, Liina Lindström, Kadri Muischnek, Maarja-Liisa Pilvik, Aigi Rahi-Tamm, Ainar Õunpuu, Kersti Lust, Tõnis Türna Creating a corpus of communal court minute books: a challenge for digital humanities |
| Olga Gerassimenko, Neeme Kahusk KORP tool and language research |
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| Oleg Sobchuk, Peeter Tinits Digital humanities meets film history: is there progress in films? |
Maris Sander Constructing Israeli apartheid discourse: a corpus linguistic analysis |
| Jane Klavan, Merli Kirsimäe, Aare Undo Pitting automated part-of-speech tagging against manual tagging: a case study of Estonian Learner English data |
Alexandra Milyakina, Maarja Ojamaa, Tatjana Pilipovec, Merit Rickberg, Liina Sieberk Digital mapping of the “Old Barny”: between the history and fantasy |
| Eveline Wandl-Vogt, Amelie Dorn, Barbara Piringer, Yalemisew Abgaz, Katalin Lejtovicz Making the invisible visible: exploring and exploiting person information as an access layer to heterogeneous data facilitating inclusive, gender-symmetric research |
Marju Taukar, Arvi Tavast, Kristel Uiboaed Freedom to take vs freedom to give: voluntary cooperation to solve copyright issues |
12:30 Lunch
13:20 Liam Wyatt Wikipedia: the endless palimpsest
14:10 Coffe break
14:40 Parallel sessions:
| Workshop | Workshop |
|---|---|
| Liam Wyatt Bringing Wikipedia inside the cultural institution |
Krista Liin Language annotation workflows in your web browser |
16:10 Coffe break
16:40 Graeme Earl Journeys between open education and research
17:30 Closing
18:15 Bus from Estonian National Museum to Dorpat Hotel
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Nov, 3rd, workshops (Estonian Literary Museum)
| 09:00 | Dolly Jørgensen Blogs as Research Communication |
Tiiu Tarkpea, Maksim Mišin Resources of Open Data |
| 12:15 | Lunch | |
| 13:15 | Paul Reilly Potential futures for DH in Estonia: some scenarios |
Asaf Bartov Wikidata for Humanists: A Gentle Introduction to Wikimedia’s linked data project |
| 16:30 | Coffee break | |
| 17:00 | Graeme Earl Tailoring Open |
Eetu Mäkelä Using cultural heritage data in research |