Day 3 of ECDL started for me with the Query Log Analysis session. I thought perhaps that, now the papers were getting heavily into IR technicalities, I might not understand what was being presented or that it would be less relevant to archives. How wrong can you be! Well, ok, IR metrics are complex, especially [...]
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ECDL2010 – Day 3 (#ecdl2010)
Posted in Conferences, tagged description, EAD, ECDL, finding aids, Nationaal Archief, National Archives of Australia, search, The Netherlands, visualization on 13 September 2010 | Leave a Comment »
ECDL2010 – Day 2 (#ecdl2010)
Posted in Conferences, tagged digital archives, ECDL, folksonomies, participation, records management, tagging, USA, WYAS on 9 September 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Since it seems a few people read my post about day one of ECDL2010, I guess I’d better continue with day two! Liina Munari’s keynote about digital libraries from the European Commission’s perspective provided delegates with an early morning shower of acronymns. Amongst the funder-speak, however, there were a number of proposals from the forthcoming [...]
ECDL 2010 – Day 1 (#ecdl2010)
Posted in Conferences, tagged EAD, ECDL, user generated content, Web 2.0 on 8 September 2010 | 1 Comment »
I am extremely lucky to have been offered a student place helping out at ECDL 2010, the European Conference on Research and Advanced Technology for Digital Libraries. The following are the highlights from day 1 of the conference for this archivist let loose in the virtual stacks: Susan Dumais‘ keynote presented recent Microsoft research into [...]
