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Sunday 8th September

1:00 - 5:00	Registration: Concourse, Appleton Tower, Crichton Street)
5.30 - 7.00	Reception (JISC/FAIR): Pollock Halls Holland House Common Room
7.30	Dinner: Pollock Halls (full registration delegates only)

All paper and panel sessions take place in Appleton Tower (Theatre 5, Theatre 1, Tutorial Rooms 6 and 8).

Monday 9th September

9:00 - 10:30	Theatre 5 Welcome and Introduction to the Conference Chair: Jean Anderson Professor Vicki Bruce, Head of the College of Humanities and Social Science, University of Edinburgh Ian Mowat, Librarian to the University of Edinburgh Sarah Tyacke, Keeper of Public Records, Public Records Office:Opening Keynote talk, "The will to remember: time, space and people in the digital landscape" Local Organisation: Frances Abercromby
10:30-11:00	Coffee break: Appleton Tower, Concourse
	Theatre 5	Theatre 1	Tutorial Room 6	Tutorial Room 8
11:00-12:30	1. Text Encoding & XML Chair: Lou Burnard 169 Schreibman The Versioning Machine 75 Walsh Free the Data: Accessibility, Format, and Transformation Issues Related to XML-Based Humanities Resources 122 Turner, Hockey, Sexton & Yeo TEI, EAD And Integrated User Access To Archives: Towards A Generic Toolset	2.Art, Drama, Cinema Chair: Jan Rae 92 Menon Communicating Vessels: Digital Semiotics and Web Installation Art 68 Carson & Owen Designing Shakespeare: why is an audio-visual archive necessary? 87 Miles Searching for Contexts: Cinema and Computing	3. Archives, History Chair: Nigel Williamson 81 Ore, Vasstveit, Hesselberg-Wang & Witek The Diriks Papers 103 Tierney British Periodicals, 1660-1800: An Electronic Index 114 Anderson Information Seeking Behaviours in the Digital Age: UK Historians and the Search for Primary Sources	4. Linguistic Resources Chair: Jean Anderson 125 Corrigan, Beal, Moisl, Allen & Row The Analysis and Visualization of a Socio-Cultural Resource: Topographic Mapping of the Newcastle Electronic Corpus of Tyneside English 168 Aduriz, Aldezabal, Aranzabe, Arrieta, Arriola, Atutxa, Diaz de Ilarraza, Gojenola, Oronoz, Sarasola & Urizar The Design of a Digital Resource to Store the Knowledge of Linguistic Errors
12:30-1:30	lunch: Teviot Row Union
2:00-3:30	5. Digital Archives & Access Session Chair: 141 Hillyard, Sanderson & Fraser An emerging UK archival network	6. History: Prosopographical Projects Session Chair: 174 Short, Bradley, Burns, Burghart, Pelteret & Tinti Historical Scholarship in a Digital World: case studies in prosopography	7. Teaching Panel Chair: Donald Spaeth 162 Osborne, Anderson & Gerencser Teaching, Learning, and Digitizing: Resources in the Humanities through the Cooperation of Educators and Archivists	8. Training, Testing and Teaching Chair: Jean Anderson 160 Moser Training the Rank and File: The Need for a Training Curriculum in Digitization of Cultural Heritage Materials 172 Rae Value Added Video The OU’s Video Data Capture ‘Lab' 79 Lindsay & Warwick Conflict resolution and The Battle of Maldon: A practical study of the combination of Hypertext, usability and literary theories
3:30-4:00	Coffee break: Appleton Tower, Concourse
4:00-5:30	9. The New Opportunities Fund Session Chair: 145 Dunning, Woodhouse, Guy & Yeates Establishing National Standards: The NOF Digitisation of Learning Materials Programme	10. Music Chair: Celia Duffy 119 Duffy, Marshalsay & Barrett Developing HOTBED - an innovative resource for learning 137 Crawford 'The best musick in the world' Panel Discussion: Crawford, Duffy, Marshalsay & Barrett	11. Resource Creation: Early Books & MSS Chair: Willard McCarty 93 Schaffner Keying what you see in early English books 107 Barker & Corti Edwardians Online Demonstrator Project 148 Bia, Vèlez, Sanchez-Quero & Garcia Manuscripts of America in the Royal Spanish Collections: A Joint Digitization Project with the Library of the Royal Palace of Spain	Exhibition Area 12. Poster Session 150 Giedenbacher, Jadin & Mader Creating Online Resources Information Pool USA-Europe 112 Peterson Alternative Model for Digital Libraries 132 McKinney Cross-Sectoral Solutions for Digital Resources
6.00- 7.00	Reception sponsored by the National Library of Scotland and OCLC, Main Library Concourse, George Square
7.30	Conference Dinner, Playfair Library, Old College, South Bridge After-dinner speaker: Professor Derek Law, Librarian & Head of Information Resources, University of Strathclyde

Tuesday 10th September

	Theatre 5	Theatre 1	Tutorial Room 6	Tutorial Room 8
9:00-10:30	13. VR & GIS in History & Archeology Chair: Stephen Bury 143 Deegan, Jessop & Syrri Mapping Migration in Macedonia 135 Williamson & Smith Cistercians in Yorkshire Project: Reconstructing the past using Virtual Reality (two slots)	14. Access to Libraries & Archives Chair: Andrew Prescott 138 Efron, Fenton & Jones The Problem of Access in Contributor-Run Digital Libraries 161 van Zundert, Laloli & van Horik SkopeoPro: durable access to image archives based on open standards 105 McKnight Interactive and Interdisciplinary: knowledge management	15. Teaching Chair: Claire Warwick 140 Cole The Gromboolia Project: A MOO-based, Hypertextual Literature Classroom 86 Mowat Involve me and I’ll understand: using digital resources to improve learning and teaching in the Humanities space	16. Metadata Standards Session Chair: 153 Proffitt, Smith & Beaubien METS:The Metadata Encoding & Transmission Standard
10:30-11:00	Coffee break : Appleton Tower, Concourse
11:00-12:00	Theatre 5 Keynote talk Chair: Michael Fraser Bernard Smith, Head of Unit, Cultural Heritage Applications, European Commission "Activities and Research for Culture Heritage"
12:00-12:30	Tutorial Room 8: First meeting of Beginners In Technology and Computing in the Humanities. All Welcome.
12:30-1:30	lunch: Teviot Row Union
2:00-3:30	18. Preservation & Standards Chair: Peter McKinney 108 Lee Research vs Resource: competing or co-operating? 120 Garrod The Schools' Census and "Digital Archaeology" 116 Bowen & Hosker Digital Government and Cultural Memory	19. Historical Resources & Metadata Chair: Ian Anderson 170 Lundberg St Laurentius Digital Manuscript Library: an Excursion along the border between metadata for resource discovery and for resource description 100 Little Sharing history of medicine metadata using OAI protocol 164 Spaeth Meanings of Possessions: A Textbased Approach to the Identities of the Middling Sort	20. Mapping & Visualisation Session Chair: 123 Southall, Burton, Richardson & Mcgill Putting the Great Britain Historical GIS on the web: A Vision of Britain through Time	Exhibition Area 21. Poster Session 77 Whitbread Reconfiguring the rose - a collaborative internet design project 154 Sosnoski & Carter International Learning Networks: The ASCEND project 176 Weitz The Text Enhancement Project: Pilot Phase 110 Little Evaluating history of medicine Internet resources
3:30-4:00	Coffee break: Appleton Tower, Concourse
4:00-5:30	22. Performing Arts & Archeology Panel Chair: Sheila Anderson 118 Owen & Kilbride Re-creating times, places and spaces	23. Digital Documents Chair: Brad Scott 76 Stein, Keiper & Thiel Web-based Collaboration Support in a Digital Library on European Historic Films - the COLLATE Project 163 Macy From Print to Online 151 Butler & Sinclair TAPoR - A Canadian Text Analysis Portal for Research	24. Electronic Editions and New Encoding Strategies Session Chair: 157 Vanhoutte, Neyt & Debusschere The Transcription of Modern Manuscript texts	Exhibition Area 25. Poster Session 134 Beavan Scottish Corpus of Texts and Speech 156 Bia & Sanchez-Quero Building Resources to Spell-Check Ancient-Spanish Texts 117 Stehno, Mühlberger & Retti The METADATA ENGINE Project
Evening: Choice of city tours (Witchery, Pub Literary, Guide Friday) Tickets from Conference Desk - on a first come basis.

Wednesday 11th September

	Theatre 5	Theatre 1	Tutorial Room 6	Exhibition Area
9:00-10:30	26. Multimedia Digital Repositories Chair: Bruce Royan 159 Kornbluh, Goldman & Cohen Building Multimedia Digital Respositories	27. TEI & XML: New Uses Chair: Susan Schreibman 173 Burnard TEI and XML: A Marriage made in Heaven. New roles for the TEI? 146 Bia, Carrasco & Sanchez-Quero A Markup Simplification Model to Boost Productivity of XML Documents 133 Fenton MedFrench on the web: a generic XML system from a specialized Old French resource	28. Digitisation Strategy & Access to ArchiveS Session Chair: 165 Allard, Downey & Lechasseur Universal Accessibility and Social Cohesion: Making Records Relevant to Citizens Through Digitization	29. Poster Session 139 Rourk An Evolution of a Virtual Gallery 136 Rourk & Newman Specialization Within the University Library : Mapping the Cultural Heritage of Tibet 175 Cave, Deegan & Griffiths Forced Migration Online: a World of Information on Human Displacement
10:30-11:00	Coffee break : Appleton Tower, Concourse
11:00-12:30	Theatre 5 Closing Session Chair: Harold Short Closing Keynote talk: Professor Theodor Nelson, "Connections and Categories: How the Humanists Can Fight Back" Michael Fraser, Chair of the DRH Standing Committee DRH 2003: Peter Childes, University of Gloucester
2:00	DRH Standing Committee Meeting, Wolfson Meeting room, Main Library