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digipubarch Conference Video- From Khipu Knots to Instant Tweets
One of the last presentations of the conference, a very interesting looking at Inca knots and Twitter at the Digital Engagement in Archaeology Conference: Abstract: From Khipu Knots to Instant Tweets Transition to the New Media Platforms in Archaeology Just as 15th century Andean culture underwent a dramatic shift when forced to switch from khipu binary […]
digipubarch Conference Video- Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained: DigVentures and Flag Fen Lives
November 14, 2012
For anyone interested in how DigVentures has been doing here is a great video from the Digital Engagement in Archaeology Conference: Abstract: Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained: DigVentures and Flag Fen Lives In July 2012, DigVentures hosted Europe’s first-ever crowdfunded and crowdsourced excavation at the internationally significant Bronze Age site at Flag Fen (www.digventures.com). Adopting and adapting […]
Digipubarch Conference Bonus Video- Ur Project
November 12, 2012
A bonus presentation from the Digital Engagement in Archaeology Conference. This presentation was not on the original schedule but added at the last minute. The project is so new that it does not even have an official name, I just call it the Ur Project.
Digipubarch Conference Video- Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Archaeological Apps as Interpretation Tools
November 11, 2012
For those interested in Archaeological Apps here is a great presentation from the Digital Engagement in Archaeology conference: Abstract: Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Archaeological Apps as Interpretation Tools A Case Study Concerning the Streetmuseum Londinium App While museums have been utilizing user-owned smartphones as interpretation devices for several years, archaeological sites are just starting to […]
#digipubarch Conference Video: Digital Audiences – A Few Lessons from Arts Council Research
November 9, 2012
Here is the next presentation from the Digital Engagement in Archaeology conference: Digital Audiences – A Few Lessons from Arts Council Research More information available here- http://www.artscouncil.org.uk/what-we-do/research-and-data/digital-opportunities/ The digital research programme was a three-year investigation to understand the impact of digital technology on how the public perceive, understand and engage with the arts. The research […]
#digipubarch conference video- Heritage Lottery Fund – A must watch for anyone looking for funding from HLF
November 9, 2012
This was the very first presentation from the Digital Engagement in Archaeology Conference. If you are looking to get funding from HLF you will want to watch this. Abstract: Making it simpler – access, archives and archaeology The focus of this paper will be on changes to HLF’s policies and practice, announced in HLF new strategic […]
Digital Engagement in Archaeology Conference- Introduction Video
November 8, 2012
I am at the Digital Engagement in Archaeology Conference recording the great talks. I will be putting up all of the videos of most of the talks over the next few days. To start out here is introduction:
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