Day 1: Monday, August 22, 2016
All sessions in the Perry-Castañeda Library, Learning Commons Lab 3.
9:00am Welcome (Lorraine Haricombe, Vice Provost and Director, UT Libraries)
9:15am Introduction to PeriodO: project history and goals (Adam Rabinowitz)
9:30am Introduction to PeriodO: data model and information architecture (Ryan Shaw and Patrick Golden) slides
9:45am Participant Projects and Temporal Data
- 9:45am Frank Grieshaber, University of Heidelberg: calendar gazetteer slides
- 10:00am Laura Mandell, Texas A&M: Advanced Research Consortium slides
- 10:15am Denné Reed, UT Austin: PaleoCore (by Skype) slides
10:30am Coffee break
10:45am Participant Projects and Temporal Data
- 10:45am Hugo Manguinhas, Europeana slides
- 11:00am Gretchen Gueguen, DPLA slides
- 11:15am Shawn Averkamp, NYPL slides
- 11:30am Dennis Wuthrich, Getty Arches Project slides
11:45am Discussion and questions
Noon Lunch
1:00pm Visualization breakout session: brainstorming (groups)
2:00pm Coffee break
2:15pm Visualization discussion: comparing notes, evaluating wireframes
4:45pm Wrap-up
5:00pm Free time
7:00pm Dinner
Day 2: Tuesday, August 23, 2016
All sessions in the Perry-Castañeda Library, room 1.124.
9:00am Discussion of existing implementations
- 9:00am Tom Elliott, Pleiades
- 9:30am Eric Kansa, Open Context slides
- 10:00am Franco Niccolucci, ARIADNE (by Skype)
10:30am Coffee break
10:45am Successful LD Aggregation: Leif Isaksen, Lessons from Pelagios and Pelagios Commons slides
11:15am Introduction of “cataloguer’s toolkit” concept for PeriodO
Noon Lunch
1:00pm Cataloguer’s toolkit: discussion of standards, protocols, tools used by libraries, projects in attendance
3:00pm Coffee break
3:15pm Cataloguer’s toolkit discussion continued
4:15pm Planning for day 3: topics of interest; hacking or yakking?
4:45pm Wrap-up
5:00pm Free time
7:00pm Dinner
Day 3: Wednesday, August 24, 2016
All sessions in the Perry-Castañeda Library, Learning Commons Lab 3.
9:00am Setting the day’s agenda; review of discussion outcomes so far
9:15am Breakout sessions: groups work on areas of shared interest (applying Refine, working on metadata schemata, mapping out research questions, wireframing visualizations, etc.)
10:45am Coffee break
11:00am Continue breakout sessions
Noon Lunch
1:00pm Breakout session reports
2:00pm Plan of action: results of the discussions and breakout groups
2:00pm Plan for cataloguer’s toolkit: features, standards, tools
2:30pm Plan for visualization: approaches, conventions, data
3:00pm Coffee break
3:15pm Workshop wrap-up
4:00pm Workshop ends
7:00pm Dinner for remaining participants