Guest presentations

During the different workshops we have organised a number of Guest presentations around different tools you can use with IIIF. These are optional videos but you may find them useful for your course project. The presentations in reverse chronological order are:

Exhibit

Guest lecture by Andrew Wilson, University of St Andrews and Ed Silverton, Mnemoscene

Andrew and Ed give a demo of their Exhibit tool. Exhibit was developed in response to the challenge of providing an engaging and interactive experience using the museums and special collections. It addresses the sensory and tactile encounters students would have with original material

The Exhibit tool is available at: https://exhibit.so/

This was recorded on the 28th of October 2020.

IIIF and AI

Guest lecture by Jack Reed, Stanford University

This workshop will showcase several projects and uses for using machine learning with IIIF content. Based on https://iiif-ml-workshop.netlify.app/docs/machine-learning-iiif/intro

This was recorded on the 9th of June 2020.

Storiiies – a free online storytelling platform for everyone

Guest lecture by Andy Cummins, Cogapp

Take people on a journey round your images. Pan, zoom and annotate points of interest. Whether you are telling the story of an Old Master painting, exploring the cover artwork of your favourite album or teaching a remote cohort the intricacies of an ancient papyrus, Storiiies enables clear, elegant and engaging online storytelling.

In this presentation Andy Cummins from Cogapp will demonstrate both the editing and viewing experience of Storiiies enabling all attendees to begin creating their own stories. He will describe how you can quickly reuse the manifests and annotation lists created by the system in Mirador and other IIIF compatible viewers.

Andy is keen to hear any feedback on Storiiies to help direct future enhancements for the good of the wider IIIF community.

This was recorded on the 10th of June 2020.

Supporting Teaching and Scholarship using Omeka and IIIF

Guest lecture by Rachel Di Cresce, University of Toronto

Rachel Di Cresce, Project Librarian, will review how a set of IIIF plugins developed by the University of Toronto Library for the Omeka Classic platform. The talk will outline how IIIF is used at the library and how Omkea supports classes and faculty research.

This was recorded on the 10th of June 2020.

IIIF and AV

Guest presentation by Andy Irving, British Library.

Andy Irving from the British Library will talk about how they are using the new A/V features in IIIF version 3.0.

This was recorded on the 11th of June 2020.

Crowdsourced Transcription using FromThePage & IIIF

Guest Presentation by Sara and Ben Brumfield from Brumfield labs.

A hands on workshop that will walk you through:

  • Ingesting IIIF material into FromThePage for transcription
  • Configuring transcription conventions and privacy
  • Discussion of how research projects have used transcription
  • Advanced features in FromThePage: Translation, OCR Correction, Field Based Transcription
  • Exporting & using FromThePage's IIIF API to pull transcriptions out for reuse

This was recorded on the 11th of June 2020.

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