9.00-9.30

Registration

9.30-11.00

Scholarly Resources

John Norman
Scholarly Networking for Humanities Researchers

Sue Mehrer and Emma Coonan
From the Gutenberg Bible to Born Digital: Electronic and Digitised Collections at Cambridge University Library 

11.00-11.30

11.30-13.00

The Archive: Past, Present, and Future

Ben Outhwaite
Digging in the Crates: the Cairo Genizah in the Digital Age

Raphael Lyne
The Digital Scriptorium

Paul White and Sam Kuper
Putting Darwin's Letters Online 

13.00-14.00

Lunch 

14.00-15.30

Digital Perspectives Lost and Found

Mark Turin
Himalayan  Archives, Online and Off: the Digital Himalaya Project and the Return of Cultural Property

Leigh Denault
History and the Archives of the Future: How Digitization Changes Everything

Cameron Petrie
Remote Sensing Inaccessble Areas and Lost Landscapes: Looking for Archaeological Sites along Old Routes and in Areas of Intensive Agricultural Activity in Iran, Afghanistan, Pakistan and India 

15.30-16.00

Tea/coffee break 

16.00-17.00 

Digital Modernity and Post Modernity

Robin Boast
"We are a  Part of the Records that we Keep": Stabilizing Plurality in the Postmodern Archive

Ian Cross and Martin Rohrmeier
Digital Musicology: Aims, Issues and Consequences 

17.00-17.30 

Discussion 

17.30 

Reception