Schedule-at-a-Glance

Daily schedule is subject to change.

For full descriptions of the sessions see the sessions pages.

	Day 1 Monday, June 6	Day 2 Tuesday, June 7	Day 3 Wednesday, June 8	Day 4 Thursday, June 9	Day 5 Friday, June 10	Day 6 Saturday, June 11
8:00 - 8:30AM	Sign-in (Coffee & Light Snacks)	Sign-in (Coffee & Light Snacks)	Sign-in (Coffee & Light Snacks)	Sign-in (Coffee & Light Snacks)	Sign-in (Coffee & Light Snacks)	Sign-in (Coffee & Light Snacks)
8:30 - 9:30AM	Welcome, Introductions, Overview Brian Rosenblum & Dave Tell Q: What are the goals of the Institute?	CASE STUDY: The Lakeland Community Heritage Project Stephanie Sapienza & Violetta Sharps Jones	CASE STUDY: The American Indian Digital History Project Kent Blansett	CASE STUDY: Under the Rainbow: Oral Histories of GLTIQ People in Kansas Tami Albin	CASE STUDY: San Antonio Storyscapes Lindsey Wieck & Jenny Hay	CASE STUDY: The Emmett Till Memory Project Benjamin Saulsberry & Dave Tell
9:30 - 10:30AM	Humanities for All Michelle May-Curry Q: What are the public humanities?	Building Trust: Participatory Design with Community Partners, Part I Dotte Agency Q: How do you ensure community stakeholders are fully engaged?	Cultural Heritage & Protocols for Indigenous Access Michael Wynne Q: What are the ethical questions of the digital public archive?	Oral History 101 Tami Albin Q: What are the basic processes and technology needs for conducting oral history interviews?	Telling Stories with Maps and Data Visualizations Sylvia Fernández Q: How can we tell stories effectively using maps and data	Accessible & Inclusive Web Design Kaylen Dwyer & Sylvia Fernández Q: How do you ensure your web-based project is accessible and inclusive?
10:30AM	Break	Break	Break	Break	Break	Break
10:45AM - Noon	Participant Project Sharing Brian Rosenblum Q: How is your project a digital humanities project? How is it a public humanities project?	Building Trust: Participatory Design with Community Partners, Part II Dotte Agency Q: How do you ensure community stakeholders are fully engaged?	Participant Project Sharing Sylvia Fernández Q: What ethical concerns do you have about your project? How can they be addressed?	Participant Project Sharing Dave Tell Q: Does your project engage stakeholder stories? If so, how?	Participant Project Sharing Kaylen Dwyer Q: What kinds of data does your project use or create? How could you incorporate data visualization into your project?	Lightning Talk Workshop Sarah Bishop Each project team develops an 8 minute presentation on: 1) Lessons learned, 2) Project changes, and 3) Goals for the coming year.
Noon - 1:30PM	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch
1:30 - 3:00PM	Panel: Academia vs. The Non-Profit Sector Sarah Bishop & Panelists Q: What do academics need to know about non-profits, and vice versa, in order to establish good collaborations?	Socio-Technical Sustainability Roadmap, Part I Aisling Quigley & Chelsea Gunn Q: What are your project's scope, audience, and sustainability priorities?	Platforms and Web Hosting & Participant Project Sharing Kaylen Dwyer & Brian Rosenblum Q: How do you choose a digital platform and where do you host it? What digital platforms are you considering for your project?	Project Funding Sarah Bishop Q: What are your sources of funding for your project? How wlll you develop a funding plan?	Project Marketing Sarah Bishop Q: How will you market your project to ensure it reaches your intended audiences?	Lightning Talks 6 project teams present for 8 minutes each and receive 5 minutes of feedback.
3:00PM	Break	Break	Break	Break	Break	Break
3:15 - 5:00PM	Developing Strong Community Partnerships Hyunjin Seo Q: How do you develop strong partnerships outside of academia?	Socio-Technical Sustainability Roadmap, Part II Aisling Quigley & Chelsea Gunn Q: What social and technical infrastructures do you need to maintain your project?	Tech Training Breakout Session Omeka Kaylen Dwyer or Mukurtu Kim Christen & Michael Wynne	Tech Training Breakout Session Metadata & Data Management Erin Wolfe or Digital Audio and Video Tami Albin	Tech Training Breakout Session Mapping and Data Visualizing Sylvia Fernández or Access, Ownership & Reuse Josh Bolick	Lightning Talks 6 project teams present for 8 minutes each and receive 5 minutes of feedback.
5:00 - 5:30PM	Feedback & Reflection PDHI team	Feedback & Reflection PDHI team	Feedback & Reflection PDHI team	Feedback & Reflection PDHI team	Feedback & Reflection PDHI team	Reflection, Feedback, Wrap-up PDHI team
5:30 - 6:00PM	Break
6:00- 7:30PM	Birds of a Feather Dinner (optional)