Conference Information Backchannel



Here are the video recordings from the conference.


10.00 - 10.10 Welcome to the city of Lund.
Mats Helmfrid, Chairman of Lund Municipality





10.10 - 10.30 Opening of the conference
Tomas Lidman, National Archivist, Sweden



10.30 - 11.00 Keynote speech for the conference
Speaker:
Pat Manson, Head of Unit, Cultural Heritage & Technology Enhanced Learning, European Commission



Track 1: Europeana - strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats


11.00 - 11.30 Plenary session

Chair:
Tomas Lidman, National Archivist, Sweden
Keynote speaker:
Jill Cousins, Director, Europeana Presentation



12.00 - 13.15 Parallel sessions


A. Copyright
Chair:
Kjell Nilsson, Director of International Relations, National Library of Sweden
Speaker:
Ben White, Head of Intellectual Property, British Library Presentation



B. Europeana - solution to which problems and for whom?
Chair:
Göran Kristiansson, Head of Unit for Development and Coordination, National Archives, Sweden
Speaker:
Vigdis Moe-Skarstein, National Librarian, Norway Presentation



Henrik Toremark, Ministry of Culture



AFTERNOON

Track 2: Cross-domain collaboration: archives, libraries, museums, audiovisual institutions


14.45 - 15.45 Plenary session
Chair:
Tomas Lidman, National Archivist, Sweden
Keynote speakers:
Yvonne Bos-Rops, National Archives, Netherlands
Christophe Dessaux, Head of the Mission Recherche et Technologie, Ministry of Culture, France Presentation



Coordinated search
Chair:
Mats Lindquist, National Library of Sweden
Speakers:
Rolf Källman, Head of Department for Heritage Resources, The Swedish National Heritage Board Presentation
George MacKenzie, Keeper of the Records, Scotland Presentation



B. How to organise collaboration?
Chair:
Göran Larsson, Director, Malmö Museums, Sweden
Speakers:
Magdalena Gram, Deputy National Librarian, National Library of Sweden
Presentation
Monika Hagedorn Saupe, Deputy Director, Institute for Museum Research, Germany Presentation




Conclusion of day 1
Tomas Lidman, National Archivist, Sweden




Cliff hanger
The need for research infrastructure in the digital cultural heritage field: A short presentation of DC-NET, a new EU-supported project.
Presenter:
Rossella Caffo, Director of the Central Institute for the Union Catalogue of Italian Libraries and Bibliographic Information of the Italian Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities. Presentation






16 October

Track 3: Where are we heading?

09.30 - 10.30 Plenary session
Chair:
Gunnar Sahlin, National Librarian, Sweden



Keynote speakers:
Pelle Snickars, Head of Research, National Library, Sweden, Presentation
Geert Lovink, Research Professor of Interactive media, Hogeschool van Amsterdam Presentation



10.45 - 12.00 Parallel sessions:


A. Digitisation: organisation and financing
Chair:
Börje Justrell, Director and Head of ICT Department, National Archives, Sweden
Speakers:
Maj-Lis Bremer-Laamanen, National Library of Finland Presentation
Stefanos Kollias, National Technical University of Athens
Presentation




B. Digital accessibility and usability
Chair:
Lars Amréus, Director General, National Historical Museums, Sweden
Speaker:
Daniel Pitti, Associate Director, Institute for Advanced Technology in Humanities, University of Virginia Presentation



12.00 - 12.45 Summary:
Gunnar Sahlin, National Librarian, Sweden


Closing of the conference
Speaker:
Luis Ramón Enseñat Calderón, Head of The International Cooperation Service, Senior Archivist, State Archives Administration, Spain




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