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InternationalDigitalHumanitiesSymposium Växjö,Sweden,7-8November2016 OrganizedbyDigitalHumanitiesInitiativeatLinnaeusUniversity (https://lnu.se/en/digihum/) Supportedby: LinnaeusUniversity(http://lnu.se) DARIAH-EU(http://dariah.eu) InformationEngineeringCentre(https://lnu.se/en/iec/) CallforPresentationsandDemos ObjectiveandScope: Recent developments in Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) and interactive applications are creating new social tools and conditions for people to connect and interact; therefore changing the ways we communicate, socialize and collaborate. These new forms of digital enhanced communication and collaboration have been rapidly adopted and integrated into people’s everyday lives. Understanding the nature and consequences of these new interactionsandsocialtransformationsiscrucialifwewanttodesignandshape abetterfuturewheredigitaltechnologiesbecomeanintegralcomponentofour life. One major challenge we have identified is the exploration of the two-way interactions between society and ICT with a focus on the Humanities. This particular orientation has the potential to become a key success factor for the valuesandcompetitivenessofmanyNordiccountrieshavinginmindrecentEU andSwedishpoliticaldiscussionsinthefieldofDigitalHumanities. The 1st International Digital Humanities Symposium will take place in Växjö, Sweden, 7-8 November. The symposium invites and challenges Nordic and European researchers and practitioners in related disciplines to Digital Humanities (DH) to present, discuss and demonstrate different possibilities, current efforts and upcoming trends in this emergent field. ImportantDates: Submissiondeadline:Friday,16September2016 Notificationofacceptance:Friday,30September2016 Symposium´sdates:MondayandTuesday,7and8November2016 TheconfirmedinvitedspeakersareMikeMertens,theCEOofDARIAH-EU (http://www.dariah.eu/)andTheresaAnderson,ConnectedIntelligenceCentre, UniversityofTechnologySydney(http://www.uts.edu.au/research-andteaching/teaching-and-research-integration/connected-intelligence-centre) Proposalsareinvitedforthefollowingcategories: a)Presentations(typically15minutesplusdiscussiontime,potentiallylongerif warranted)onworkrelatedtothethemesofthesymposium(seebelow). b)InteractiveDemosonworkrelatedtothethemesofthesymposium(see below). c)Postersonworkrelatedtothethemesofthesymposium(seebelow). Pleaseemailproposals(maximum1000wordsforpresentationsand500words for demos and posters, including aims, research questions, methods, main findingsandunderlyingwork,relevancetothemesofworkshop)[email protected]. Please use the template available at http://goo.gl/OtPQ5 to submit your contribution. Proposals will be peer-reviewed by the international program committee(tobeannounced).Atleastonepresentationauthorneedstoregister forthesymposium(thisisastrictrequirement). Afterthesymposium,copiesofproposals,presentations(demos,posters)willbe madeavailableonthesymposiumwebsite.Selectedpresentationsfromthe workshopmaybeinvitedforsubmissionasfullpapersforapeerreviewed publication. Themainthemesforthesymposiumare: (1) DefiningDigitalHumanities.DigitalHumanitiesarestillanemerging fieldandexploringhowthehumanitiesmayevolvethroughtheir engagementwithtechnologyisanimportantdiscussiontopic. (2) Cross-sectorcollaborationinDigitalHumanitiestoaddresssocietal challenges.DigitalHumanitiesbearthepotentialfortheacademicand publicandprivatesectorstocollaborateoninterdisciplinaryresearchand innovationtotacklesocietalchallenges. (3) Combiningmethodologiesandapproachesfromdifferentdisciplines supportedbycomputationaltools.Specialemphasisshouldbegivento methodologicalissuesofcross-disciplinarycollaboration. Furthertimelypresentations/demonstrations/posterswillbeselectedfromthe followingtopicsintheCfP: (1) Curatingonlinecollectionsofdataandinformationresources (2) Metadataandinteroperability (3) Datamininglargeculturaldatasets (4) Applicationoftoolsprovidedbycomputing(suchasHypertext, Hypermedia,datavisualisation,informationretrieval,datamining,text categorization,statistics,textmining,digitalmapping)inthehumanities (5) Digitalpublishing (6) NovelusesandapplicationsofInteractivevisualizationtechniques (7) GIS(GeographicalInformationSystems) (8) Multimediagames (9) Digitalstorytelling (10) (11) Socialnetworkanalysis Bibliometrics/scientometrics/informetrics. Pleasenotethatsymposium´sparticipantscomingfromoutsidetheEUand enteringintoSwedenmaybesubjecttoVisarequirements(see http://www.migrationsverket.se/English/Private-individuals/VisitingSweden.html). The registration for the symposium will be free of charge. A complementary symposiumdinnerwillbeofferedtoallparticipantsoftheevent.Wehopetosee youinVäxjö,Sweden. Bestregards, Thesymposiumorganizingcommittee KoraljkaGolub,AssociateProfessor(primarycontact),DepartmentofLibrary andInformationScience,SchoolofCulturalSciences,FacultyofArtsand Humanities,LinnaeusUniversity|35195Växjö|Sweden|Tel:+46(0)47070 8909|Fax:+46(0)470751888|E-mail:[email protected]| https://lnu.se/en/staff/koraljka.golub/ MarceloMilrad,Professor,DepartmentofMediaTechnology,Facultyof Technology,LinnaeusUniversity|35195Växjö|Sweden|Tel:+46(0)47070 8725|E-mail:[email protected]|https://lnu.se/en/staff/marcelo.milrad/