Friday 9th November 2012
Venue (AM): UCL Institute of Archaeology, Lecture Theatre G6
Registration open at 9.00am
10.00am
Session 2B:
Strategies of Digital Engagement with Archaeology
Chair: Gary Lock, School of Archaeology – University of Oxford
Integrating Technology into the Trench: the Virtual Environments for Research in Archaeology Project at Roman Silchester
Melissa Terras, Co-Director, UCL Centre for Digital Humanities
Not All Archaeology is Equal: Barriers to Participation in Archaeology Online
Lorna Richardson, PhD Candidate, UCL Centre for Digital Humanities
We’re Tweeting but is Anyone Really Listening? Evaluating the Impact of Organisational Tweeting
Hugh Corley, Archaeological Information Systems Manager, English Heritage
11.00am Coffee break
Let’s get Digital, Digital! Adopt-a-Monument and Digital Engagement
Cara Jones, Adopt-a-Monument Project Officer, Archaeology Scotland
The Use of Social Media to Promote the HMS Colossus Excavation 2012
Innes McCartney, Postgraduate Researcher at the School of Applied Sciences, Bournemouth University
12.00pm Time for lunch
1pm
Session 2C
Venue (PM): UCL Bentham House, Jeremy Bentham Main Lecture Theatre
Strategies of Digital Engagement with Archaeology
Chair: David Gill, School of Arts and Humanities – University Campus Suffolk
Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained: DigVentures and Flag Fen Lives
Lisa Westcott Wilkins, Managing Director, DigVentures Ltd
Publishing in Archaeology: Open Access and the REWARD Project
Tom Pollard, Ubiquity Press & Victoria Yorke-Edwards, Editor, Journal of Open Archaeology Data
From Khipu Knots to Instant Tweets: Transition to the New Media Platforms in Archaeology
Anastasiya Travina, Texas State University – San Marcos
When Digital Engagement Costs You Nothing: Making Websites in Minutes
Doug Rocks-Mcqueen, University of Edinburgh
2.30pm Time for tea break
2.45pm: Summary of sessions 2B and 2C by Chair
3.15pm: Final discussion with approval of strategies chaired by Tim Schadla-Hall
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