Missed #NDF25? You can now watch the keynotes online! Described by attendees as insightful, challenging, and deeply inspiring, there's something for everyone.
Hear from Tui Te Hau, Paula Bray, Cade Diehm and Dave Patten at: www.ndf.org.nz/ndf-videos/n...
It’s been an amazing and inspiring week with #NDF25 but also heartbreaking - the completely illegitimate firing of Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden, as well as the undermining of pay equity here in Aotearoa. 33 current claims cancelled just like that thespinoff.co.nz/the-bulletin...
Thank you #NDF25. Thank you @digivall.bsky.social! One down, one more to go!
#dp3 today were
1. Co-facilitated a managing born digital collections workshop. Might need to tweak the delivery format to more interactive activities. I feel there's a bit too much one-direction lecture.
2. Briefly discussed DPX to 4K ProRes request. Tried doing it on Resolve - kept crashing […]
It has been a massive week, but such a good one! I hope you all enjoyed #NDF25 as much as I did! A million thanks to my wonderful co-convenors Naiomi, @luciepaterson.bsky.social, @clanyon.bsky.social @teinamoana.bsky.social and the rest of the NDF team! 🙌
And that’s a wrap for #NDF25 🙌🎉 Ngā mihi nui to our wonderful presenters, sponsors, volunteers, and most importantly, all 238 of you who attended this year! We could not make #NDF happen without your support! Arohanui and stay in touch! 💛#GLAM #conference #NZ
Feeling overwhelmed? You're not alone. At its core, #DigiPres is about making sure a file is still accessible from one day to the next.
"Do something is better than doing nothing." - Nicola Caldwell
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Carly: Digital Processing Steps - Archives New Zealand and Alexander Turnbull Library. Slightly different but very similar processes.
- Pre-processing
- Analysis
- Processing
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Managing digital material you already hold
Nicola:
Managing born digital collections
1. Build a team
2. Know your files
3. Prioritise,
4. Establish secure location
5. Seek additional resources 6. Document your workplan
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NZ Aotearoa for #NDF25. Also visited Dowse Art Museum & Te Awe Library. Amazing discussions on digital experience design; experimentation; building community; the integration of Indigenous perspectives when organising knowledge; and the expression of language, culture & identity in art.
A slide showing Te Tiriti of Waitangi
Our afternoon workshops are on now! Chris Cormack (Kāi Tahu, Kāti Māmoe) leading the Introduction to Data Sovereignty workshop at #NDF25
#NDF25 Now: Impactful Stewardship: Managing Born Digital Collections for Long-Term Preservation and Access \ Joshua Ng, Carly Lenz, Jan Hutař, Nicola Caldwell - Archives NZ & National Library of New Zealand
Today, we're facilitating a #BornDigital #DigiPres #LongTermAccess workshop.
ft. Jan Hutař
I’m hosting the wonderful Archives NZ & National Library of New Zealand team - Joshua Ng, Carly Lenz, Jan Hutař, Nicola Caldwell who are workshopping “Impactful Stewardship: Managing Born Digital Collections for Long-Term Preservation and Access” #NDF25
This morning it’s @davecpatten.bsky.social’s workshop on designing and sustaining digital exhibits in museums. And it’s a full house #ndf25
It was a pleasure to join @teinamoana.bsky.social @adriankingston.bsky.social and Ravi Chandra for the final panel yesterday all about AI - where the sector is and where it's going. We had lots of great questions from the audience 🧠 and thanks to @joshuatj.bsky.social some fab notes at #ndf25 🙏🏾
Cade Diehm’s session “Cultural memory at the end of the end of history: Reimagining archival resilience” is kicking off at #NDF25
Workshop day is a go for #NDF25! Ngā mihi nui to our pals at Wellington Museum for hosting us. Schedule and info at www.live.ndf.org.nz/workshops
Ngā mihi nui @ndfnz.bsky.social - we loved all the great #digipres content at #NDF25 😍 Thanks for helping to spread the word!
We hope you all have enjoyed #NDF25! A massive thank you to everyone here in Pōneke, and to those who followed along on the Bluesky newsfeed from a far.
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Our conference convenor extraordinaire Naiomi Murgatroyd gives the closing remarks on day 2 of #NDF25
Adrian: Museum. Collections joined up. New research haven't been able to be done before, because we can make the connections. Think about the Internet, it all comes down to people. How we can all come together and make it better.
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Q: If everything goes well, where would AI take us?
Ravi: Machines, AI, do all the work. We will relax. It's good and bad. We will see both side of it.
Lucie: AI could assist big thing that we're tackling - equality, inclusivity, diversity. Maybe AI can help us better understand society.
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Do we have to use the existing big tech tools? Can we build an ethical AI for the GLAM sector? Big questions being asked in the AI fireside chat at #NDF25
Q: Why do we need to use Big Tech AI? Can we have GLAM AI?
Adrian: Not a bad question. We need to look at grassroots up. We have the skills, we hope we do.
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Q: Can we ignore AI?
Ravi: Moving so fast. As big as the Internet. There will be a lot of change.
Lucie: Flex some muscle, set us up for future, for next wave of emerging tech.
Adrian: Role of Te Papa - inform future of AI. If we don't do it, big corporation will do it.
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Lucie: collaborate with SLQ. Used ACMI tool. Generated React frontend - impactful for staff.
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Adrian: Fantastic Futures 2024 #FF2024. Collegial. Information sharing. Each one has its strength in different areas. No one was particularly leading overall. Data Sovereignty only mentioned by NZ/AUs presentations.
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Slow AI project in the Netherlands mentioned in the AI fireside chat at #NDF25 ariastest.humanities.uva.nl/projects/slo...
Q: As you’ve all put together your policies and practices, who was showing best practice or was leading the field? Any surprises?
Lucie: National Communications Museum, great work. SlowAI project, thoughtful beautiful work.
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