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[ecrea] CFP: Ensuring Longevity On Collaborative Digital Memory Projects
Mon Jan 31 17:32:50 GMT 2011
CALL FOR PAPERS
1st Annual M3P Conference
Ensuring Longevity On Collaborative Digital Memory Projects
St James Cavalier Centre for Creativity in Valletta, Malta
Friday 3 & Saturday 4 June 2011
Following on from the symposium held to launch the Malta Music
Memory Project (M3P) in September 2011, the M3P Foundation will be
holding its first annual conference at St James Cavalier Centre for
Creativity in Valletta, Malta, on 3-4 June 2011, in association with
the University of Hull's School of Arts and New Media (Scarborough
Campus), the University of Malta's Departments of Communications &
Computer Engineering and Youth & Community Studies, and the National
Archives of Malta.
The theme for this two-day conference is Ensuring Longevity On
Collaborative Digital Memory Projects. There will be two parallel
strands made up of ongoing community development workshops and
panels for paper presentations. Participants in both strands will
meet for plenaries as well as for evening live music performances on
each day of the conference.
Papers and presentations are invited in panels on each of following
general topics, in relation to the conference theme - Ensuring
Longevity on Collaborative Digital Memory Projects:
- Information management issues in crowd-sourced archives
- Technical considerations for memory projects
- Cultural benefits embedded in collaborative online archiving
Proposals crossing between any of these topics and other related
areas are also welcome.
Please send your proposal (250-500 words) and brief bio (100-150
words) to (t.sant /at/ hull.ac.uk) and (saviour.zammit /at/ um.edu.mt) by Monday
28 February 2011.
All papers/presentations will be peer-reviewed for inclusion in
published conference proceedings later on in 2011.
This conference is supported in part by the Malta Arts Fund of the
Malta Council for Culture and the Arts within the Parliamentary
Secretariat for Tourism, Culture & the Environment. The publication
of conference proceeding is supported by the University of Hull's
Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences.
For further details about the M3P see http://www.m3p.com.mt
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Nico Carpentier (Phd)
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