On Friday afternoon (13:30-16:00) there will be an unconference as part of the InterFace 2011 symposium.
For those who are not familiar with it, an unconference is a participant-driven meeting to discuss ideas, and is in a much less conventional format than a normal conference. Topics of interest are proposed by the participants during the days preceding the unconference, and then, on the day of the event, participants decide collaboratively which topics will be discussed.
We need your ideas for activities you’d like to see included in the unconference session. These could be:
- things you’d like to learn about;
- things you’d like to discuss;
- things you’d like to teach;
- things you’d like to demo.
Ideas so far
- Digital narrative / semantic narrative / describing narrative & motifs
- Digital tools and resources for musicology and music
- Interpreting incoming information
- Engaging users with mobile applications
- Collaboration in the humanities (interdisciplinarity)
- Museum applications for art history
- Semantic annotation of web resources
- The future of InterFace
- Exploring recommendation algorithms based on social data