We now have a complete program for the 2016 conference in Copenhagen.
Some things and times may still change, but all in all, this shows you all the goodness you can expect to experience in those fair days in June.
Registration will open in a few days – we’ll keep you posted.
The programme committee is now at work reading through your proposals for bootcamps, workshops, and presentations. It is looking to be a great conference again this year. A big thank you to all who sent in your ideas.
We expect to have a complete programme for you by mid-March, which is also when registration for the conference will open.
Great news: We are so happy to announce that Merete Sanderhoff will deliver the key note address at this year’s conference. You can all start looking forward to an inspiring talk on transitional practices of the digital cultural heritage world.
Merete Sanderhoff is Curator and Senior Advisor in the field of digital museum practice at Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, where she is working to provide free access to, and encourage re-use of, the museum’s digitised collections. She is a frequent speaker and moderator at international digital heritage conferences. A conference organiser herself, she has set the agenda for openness in the Danish GLAM community at the international Sharing is Caring seminars in Copenhagen. Merete has published substantial research in the area of digital museum practice, including in the anthology Sharing is Caring: Openness and Sharing in the Cultural Heritage Sector (2014). She serves on the Europeana Foundation Governing Board and Members Council, the OpenGLAM Advisory Board, and the Board of DIAS Digital Interactive Art Space. You can find her on Twitter @MSanderhoff.