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Countdown to lift-off
It really is the coolest little conference in the universe. To get there just follow these countdown instructions. (Apologies for the space-flight references, but I just watched Interstellar - ED.)
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Five - Catch that earlybird
Earlybird conference rate closes on Monday 7th September. More about earlybird
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Four - Get thee to Barcamp
There are 14 regional Barcamps this year and you can still catch the tail end in Wellington and Northland in early September so hurry!
Of special note is the Digital Humanities Seminar and Barcamp afterwards on Monday 7th September in Wellington. Register
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Three - Get Warmed Up
Digitising local heritage workshop
When: 11am – 12pm, Friday 25 September:
Where: Point Chevalier Library, 1221 Great North Road.
Join My Tours founder Glen Barnes and experts from Auckland Museum and Auckland Libraries to talk about digital archiving and how we can work together to archive and preserve local heritage.
Free to attend. Contact Glen to register.
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Two - Get worked up
Choose from four amazingly useful pre-conference workshops:
- Digital curation and preservation
- Qualitative and Quantitative Analytics (metrics) for Cultural Heritage Organisations
- Hardware Hacking 101 for GLAMs
- Introduction to Agile
Find out more and Register
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One - Wave and say "hi"
... to our new NDF board members:
- Glen Barnes from My Tours
- Ashley Mackenzie-White from Ministry for Culture & Heritage
- Sarah Gallagher from University of Otago
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Zero - We have lift-off!
And we are airborne on 13th and 14th October in the company of our inspiring keynote speakers Trevor Owens, George Oates, Ben O'Steen, Claire Amos, and José Barbosa. You can read about the amazing local presentations that have been confirmed for the conference... and also look out for our first ever presenter from South Africa amongst the line up!
http://www.ndf.org.nz/ndf2015/
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Minus One -The afterglow
Still glowing, the day after conference, head over to DigitalNZ Day on 15 October.
DigitalNZ would like to invite you to a full-day workshop at the National Library in Wellington, on Thursday 15 October, the day after the National Digital Forum. The workshop will be a forum for new ideas, and a chance to share your thoughts on the future of DigitalNZ.
We have a limited number of spaces available for non-content partners, so please RSVP here.
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Mission fuel supplied by...
The NDF is a volunteer and non-profit incorporated society. By becoming a member of NDF you help to make this a vibrant network that we can all benefit from. Thanks for your support! Here's how to become a member.
Kauri Members
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