The SEI 2024 Schedule
Recording policy
SEI 2024 is a live event, delivered remotely over Zoom, and all workshops will be taught synchronously (some technical demonstrations or individual workshop components may be pre-recorded). SEI attendees are expected to participate fully in scheduled events, but may request to view recordings of sessions if they must miss a session. If the request is approved, the recording will be accompanied by a transcript generated by automatic speech recognition.
Note: All times are Eastern Daylight Time (EDT). Participants must have access to a computer or tablet capable of running Zoom.
We will be adding optional social events to the schedule for SEI 2024 later this spring.
SEI Wrap-Up: What's Next?
The SEI Team will facilitate a discussion with participants to close out SEI 2024. This session will not be recorded. Attendance is highly encouraged.
Ugheldze’ hwle’cilaes (Sharing & Caring): A Contemporary Approach to DAMs and Digital Repositories
Instructor: Selena Ortega-Chiolero
This session will explore how the nature of collections and user intent can help guide the selection process for a digital repository (digital asset management, collections management, and access systems). Read more
Digital Preservation
Instructor: Molly Szymanski
How do you ensure continued access to digital content over time? This session provides an introduction to the fundamentals of digital preservation policies, strategies and actions. Read more
Accessibility + You: Making Digital Resources Available to All
Instructor: Kelly Farrell
In this session, we will delve into accessibility and its connections to digital resources. Students will learn the importance of accessibility to their user groups, what to consider when reviewing materials and creating content, and how to practically apply these considerations. Read more
Striving for Inclusive Description: Strategies for Creating More Representative and Equitable Metadata in Digital Collections
Instructor: Stephanie Luke
There are challenges to creating and managing descriptive metadata for digitized and born-digital materials, particularly content that may include language and subjects that are outdated, sensitive, or non-representative. This module discusses approaches in describing such content and offers strategies for the thoughtful remediation of historical and cultural heritage metadata. Read more
Information Architecture
Instructor: Staša Milojević
In this session, we will delve into the contemporary approaches to information architecture. Students will learn what Information Architecture is and why it is important. Read more
Digitization
Instructor: Michelle Schierburg
This session focuses on each aspect of the digitization process, from developing policies to best practices for editing images. This session is geared toward professionals familiar with digitization (but not experts), those working in settings without a robust digitization program, and those trying to get a digitization program off the ground. Read more
Keynote: Ethical Digital Stewardship
Speaker: Rebecca Bayeck
More details to come. Read more
Project Management for Digital Projects
Instructor: Cristela Garcia-Spitz
This session is a practical introduction to managing digital projects, from scoping, budgeting, staffing, and workflow creation. This session is designed to give participants knowledge and tools to apply to many different types of digital projects. Read more
“Ownership” and Rights Issues: Copyright and Beyond (Part 2)
Instructor: Nancy Sims
Understanding copyright, fair use, and licensing in regard to the use of visual materials is essential to successfully managing digital projects. This session will provide an overview of copyright issues specific to the cultural heritage and visual resource fields, including fair use, other exceptions, and specific digital and web issues. Read more
“Ownership” and Rights Issues: Copyright and Beyond (Part 1)
Instructor: Nancy Sims
Understanding copyright, fair use, and licensing in regard to the use of visual materials is essential to successfully managing digital projects. This session will provide an overview of copyright issues specific to the cultural heritage and visual resource fields, including fair use, other exceptions, and specific digital and web issues. Read more
Welcome and Orientation
The SEI Team will provide an orientation to SEI and facilitate a collaborative goal setting exercise for the week ahead. This session will not be recorded. Attendance is highly encouraged.