https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1 daily 0.75 2025-05-05 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/there-used-to-be-factories-everywhere monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/5b34603f-93f7-46c2-b949-8f7829e3ccb4/reid.png Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - “There used to be factories everywhere”: Using digital tools to engage a local community about its industrial past. \ Reid Perkins, Tracey Kearns, Lizzie Errington Reid Perkins is Te Māngai Mahara/Community Heritage Advisor at Upper Hutt Libraries, where he has worked since 2012. The Library was an early adopter of the Recollect platform and has always placed a strong emphasis on using digital technology for local history purposes. Reid has presented several times previously at NDF. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/64df3ed6-2316-4468-8baf-47f43db1b363/Lizzie+Errington.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - “There used to be factories everywhere”: Using digital tools to engage a local community about its industrial past. \ Reid Perkins, Tracey Kearns, Lizzie Errington Lizzie Errington is Manu Mahara/Librarian Heritage and Archives at Upper Hutt Libraries. She is a graduate of the Museum and Heritage Studies programme at Victoria University of Wellington. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/c81b8a84-6030-4313-af59-3f0e0df4050b/Tracey+Kearns.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - “There used to be factories everywhere”: Using digital tools to engage a local community about its industrial past. \ Reid Perkins, Tracey Kearns, Lizzie Errington Tracey Kearns is a graduate of the Museum and Heritage Studies programme at Victoria University of Wellington. She was Te Tīeke Mahara/Co-ordinator Heritage and Archives at Upper Hutt Libraries from 2017 to January 2025. She is now Curator at Waitaki Museum in Oamaru. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/impact-is-a-terrible-word monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/93d0f817-ec76-4a7c-b92e-1e305cedcb9c/michael-l.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Impact is a terrible word: Lessons learned from building an impact assessment framework at NLNZ \ Michael Lascarides Michael Lascarides is the User Experience Manager for the Digital Experience team at the National Library of New Zealand Te Puna Mātauranga, where he is charged with understanding current audiences, helping to ensure that they have the best possible experience, and identifying under-served audiences for future growth. Prior to joining NLNZ in 2013, Michael headed the web team at New York Public Library (in which capacity he first visited NDF) following many years as a designer, developer, and UX specialist for a wide variety of commercial clients. He lives in Ōtepoti Dunedin. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/what-could-go-wrong monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/8fd18b81-e58b-4ad5-b239-d1d212e62004/MOD+Claudia+von+der+Borch.JPG Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - What Could Possibly Go Wrong? AI, death tech, and handing your visitors over to virtual characters. \ Tom Siddall, Claudia von der Borch Claudia von der Borch is Exhibitions Lead at MOD., a future-focused museum in Adelaide. She drives the development of engaging and innovative exhibitions through impactful design. Exhibitions worked on closely by Claudia have received national and international recognition. Prior to this role, Claudia consulted on heritage and online engagement projects, and engaged in marketing, programming and collection-based roles in the GLAM sector. Claudia is currently Vice-President of the AMaGA SA branch and has recently completed her fellowship as a George Alexander Fellow with the International Specialised Skills Institute investigating immersive exhibition design techniques. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/d5d2b626-ed65-4590-839c-d2e303ecc9b1/toms.png Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - What Could Possibly Go Wrong? AI, death tech, and handing your visitors over to virtual characters. \ Tom Siddall, Claudia von der Borch Tom Siddall, Junior Major. Tom has a long history of working with museums, architects, and artists around the world. He has created award-winning experiences in Dubai, Singapore, the US, Europe, and Australia for clients such as Atlassian, Museums Victoria, Museum of Sydney, Australian National Maritime Museum, Dallas Love Field Airport, Conrad Shawcross, Google Creative Lab, and ACMI - projects such as an interactive sporting gallery, a reactive digital flip-dot sculpture, an immersive installation about migratory birds, and an intergalactic online experience. Tom thrives on the challenge of transforming seemingly impossible ideas into reality. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/a-different-light monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/461365df-d45e-4de4-ba1c-9247c12d224f/Shaun-Higgins.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - A Different Light: Take your own 19th-century style portrait \ Shaun Higgins, Jessica Morgan Shaun Higgins has been working with photograph collections for over two decades, ranging from numerous exhibition contributions to research into unknown photographers. He has a background in Anthropology, Art History and Photography combined with Museum Studies and specialist training in Photographic care and identification. He is currently responsible for management of the pictorial collections of photographs and paintings at Auckland War Memorial Museum including research, collection development, exhibitions and collaboration. Current research interests include early New Zealand photographs, conflict photography, photographic technology and its application including digital, computer vision and photographic identification. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/2456f7b6-9a01-4281-81a0-4b6c6815fff9/Jess_Morgan_WebRes.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - A Different Light: Take your own 19th-century style portrait \ Shaun Higgins, Jessica Morgan Jessica Morgan is a Digital Experience Producer at Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum, where she plans and produces engaging and innovative digital experiences for museum audiences. She has a background in development and creative arts and has experience working in both development and production roles within a museum context. This experience has allowed her to develop a strong understanding of developing digital projects from a technical and production perspective and has enabled her to deliver experiences across a range of technologies with a focus on enabling meaningful engagement for Auckland Museum’s diverse audiences. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/ndf-connect monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/day-1-closing monthly 0.5 2025-05-02 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/cade-diehm-keynote monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/1bf8c442-0d09-45ed-a85c-4b9799c79963/cade-circle.png Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Keynote Address: Who will remember us when the servers go dark? \ Cade Diehm Cade Diehm is the founder of the New Design Congress, an international research organisation forging a nuanced understanding of technology's role as a social, political and environmental accelerant. He studies, writes, consults and speaks regularly on topics such as digital power structures, privacy, information warfare, resilience, internet economies and the digitisation of cities. With a background in information security, interface politics and digital systems, Cade and his team at New Design Congress work tirelessly to tease out and weave threads that can be pulled together to build a truly hopeful future. Cade has collaborated with organisations across the world, including Signal, Google, Mozilla, Bauhaus Earth, Webrecorder, Open Archive, Superbloom Design, Furtherfield, C/ O Berlin, Art Sonje Center, the European Centre for Constitutional and Human Rights, the International Institute for the Environment and Development, the European Commission, the World Health Organization, the London College of Communication, Protocol Labs, the Deutschland Bundestag Prototype Fund, the Center for Digital Resilience, the Algorithmic Transparency Institute and many others. Cade resides in Berlin with his partner and two Shiba Inus, Ripley and Kodak. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/afternoon-tea-day-1 monthly 0.5 2025-04-26 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/connecting-worlds monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/fde2ec4e-177f-49e4-966a-7d9420870d9c/Angela+Barnett.JPEG Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Connecting Worlds with Words \ Angela Barnett, Ben McCarthy, Helaina Keeley Angela Barnett is a Melbourne-based media artist and creative producer with over five years of experience at Bunjil Place, where she coordinates outdoor screen events, exhibitions, workshops, and interactive installations. She has collaborated with festivals such as the Melbourne International Film Festival and Melbourne Queer Film Festival, fostering a diverse screen culture. Previously, Angela was Artist in Residence at Cube 37 and a recipient of the Australia Council’s EPIC grant. Her accolades include the ATOM Award for Best Multimedia, commissions from Experimental Playground, and a pivotal role in founding the Gertrude Street Projection Festival. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/c7f9deb9-5d65-4994-bcdd-2d39256a52aa/ben-m-400.png Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Connecting Worlds with Words \ Angela Barnett, Ben McCarthy, Helaina Keeley Ben McCarthy is a Melbourne-based screen programmer and creative producer specialising in innovative screen-based projects and interactive media. With over ten years of experience, he is the Multimedia Producer at Fed Square, curating events, exhibitions, and interactive installations that engage audiences and foster community connection. Ben has collaborated with major festivals like the Melbourne International Film Festival, Melbourne International Games Week, and Birrarangga Film Festival to deliver inclusive programming. A former Multiplatform Programmer at Nickelodeon ANZ and Board member of Channel 31, Ben also advises RMIT’s Master of Media program, shaping future media professionals. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/whaowhia-te-kete-maatauranga monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/901c6245-930a-45da-976f-18cf25308a2e/Wainui+Witika-Park.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Whaowhia te kete mātauranga (fill the basket of knowledge) \ Te Wainui Witika-Park, Ani Sharland Te Wainui Witika-Park (Te Ātiawa, Waikato-Tainui), Catalyst IT: I am a Wahine Māori with low vision, working as a Software Developer at Catalyst IT, based in Te Whanganui a Tara (Wellington). I am passionate about accessibility and Te Ao Māori and this guides me in my work that I do within the technology world. The team that I work in at Catalyst focuses on preserving collections using digital technologies. The main software that I work on is Koha, an open-source library management system started here in Aotearoa and used all over the world. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/5db74162-4368-45bc-9ae2-0a6c02d7f69d/ani-s.png Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Whaowhia te kete mātauranga (fill the basket of knowledge) \ Te Wainui Witika-Park, Ani Sharland Ani Sharland (Ngāti Ranginui, Ngāi Te Rangi, Ngāti Maru ki Hauraki), Te Kotahitanga o Te Ātiawa Trust: I have been at Te Kotahitanga o Te Atiawa Trust as their Pourangahau Tiaki Taonga for 2 years. My background in developing heritage collections in public libraries has helped me to create a library and archive for the Trust. Gathering and preserving whānau stories and whakapapa has been one of my passions for over 40 years. My focus is to look for opportunities to preserve knowledge and provide access to Te Ātiawa uri. Kia puāwai mai ai" (let opportunities flourish). https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/digital-storytelling monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/6de35aaf-f755-4903-9f4a-1df580f280f7/Annabel+AC+Headshot.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Digital storytelling: Using innovation and collaboration to create an interactive heritage walking tour \ Annabel Armstrong-Clarke, Sarah Tester Annabel Armstrong-Clarke has had a 28-year career in libraries, archives and research spanning public and private institutions in New Zealand, the UK and Qatar. She been the Archivist for Christchurch City Council from 2007-2010, returning in 2022. She is passionate about finding creative ways for the community to engage with archive collections. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/95ac510f-0e8a-4beb-8a6e-8621ef83154c/Sarah+Tester+headshot.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Digital storytelling: Using innovation and collaboration to create an interactive heritage walking tour \ Annabel Armstrong-Clarke, Sarah Tester Sarah Tester has a Masters in Archives and Records Management and began her career contracting across higher education, business, and libraries in England. She has worked with archive collections of international significance, and on the development of innovative community projects to promote archive management to communities. Sarah moved to New Zealand in 2016 and since 2018 has worked for Christchurch City Council, most recently as Assistant Archivist for the Council. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/code-club monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/358f9cd3-bc51-49ed-9848-8a07ead17e29/salpanis_headshot.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Code Club at State Library Victoria \ Sotirios Alpanis Sotirios Alpanis, State Library Victoria: Sotirios brings over a decade of experience in the GLAM sector, having contributed to digitising millions of pages of archive material at the British Library, developing digital experiences at Cogapp, and most recently driving digital innovation at State Library Victoria. He is passionate about exploring thoughtful, interactive, and impactful applications of emerging technologies that enhance the understanding of GLAM collections, improve the work experiences of colleagues, and engage new and underrepresented audiences. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/keepsafes monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/6422056a-a67e-4ce4-9987-da0a242bcc50/AnikaK_Portrait_003.JPG Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Keepsafes - Sharing knowledge in the digital age \ Anika Klee, Steph Strock Anika Klee is the Senior Collection Manager, Collection Care at Auckland Museum. A large portion of the role of Collection Care is educating staff on the 10 Agents of Deterioration and how we can slow down the effects on our collection, trying to keep them for generations to come. Originally from Wellington, Anika has been at Auckland Museum for 12 years in a variety of roles, and the museum sector since 2007 and enjoys the problem solving that comes with working with collections. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/354043d7-579a-44a8-ae2f-b860d3271963/StephanieS_Portrait_005.JPG Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Keepsafes - Sharing knowledge in the digital age \ Anika Klee, Steph Strock Steph Strock is the Web Content Producer & Analyst at Auckland Museum. Steph’s mahi focuses on better connecting the communities of Tāmaki Makaurau with their Museum and taonga. This has been achieved by digital content creation - making Auckland Museum’s collections and research accessible and engaging for the public. Recently the Museum successfully launched its new podcast, The Amp, which Steph writes and produces. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/frog-id-ai monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/5e90e681-4e34-4a8c-9d12-c06f2cb6119d/MeganLawrence_headshot_crop.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - FrogID AI - citizen science meets data science for natural science outcomes \ Megan Lawrence Megan Lawrence is Head of Digital at the Australian Museum (AM), leading digital experience design, development and media production. The Digital team works collaboratively with agencies and industry partners on web and mobile projects inspired by the AM's natural science research and cultural collections. Recent projects include the complete redevelopment of the Museum's flagship website australian.museum, product development of the FrogID citizen science project, accessible audio guides and digital twin experiences of museum exhibitions. Megan has also been collaborating with Audiocraft to produce a new form of museum podcast - Nocturnal Worlds: journeys through nature for sleep and relaxation. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/climate-action-digital-arts monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/prototyping-technology-futures monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/8f881705-b7dd-46fd-adb0-fe4cb0507918/Ana+Tiquia.JPG Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Prototyping Technology Futures \ Ana Tiquia Ana Tiquia is Head of Digital Strategy, Research & Insights at State Library Victoria. With a background as an academically trained futurist, strategist, artist and cultural producer, Ana has worked at the intersections of art, technology, design and research for over 15 years in the UK and Australia. Ana is passionate about public participation in future imagining. They love using participatory methods to conduct research, develop strategy, and foster expanded thinking around data and technology futures. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/lunch-day-1 monthly 0.5 2025-04-26 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/nzmm-digi-hub monthly 0.5 2025-05-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/8d296160-8dbb-4e39-a73b-4f1534bbeb42/Andrew_005.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - NZMM Digi Hub - Raising digital capability in small orgs in a way that works \ Andrew Hales, Heidi Schlumpf Andrew Hales, New Zealand Maritime Museum, Hui Te Ananui a Tangaroa: Photography and Digital Lead, qualified forklift operator, truck driver and parttime mechanic, with management and logistics/operations experience in the private sector. Andrew has worked in museums for ten years, where he has photographed tens of thousands of objects and developed processes and systems for dozens of people to photograph many thousands more. He’s photographed everything from the 800m2 sails from KZ1 to Sir Ed Hillary’s KBE medal. A regular at NDF, he believes in a digital future and sharing knowledge. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/f1848547-f9d7-4916-822e-980ff84863cb/Heidi_049.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - NZMM Digi Hub - Raising digital capability in small orgs in a way that works \ Andrew Hales, Heidi Schlumpf Heidi Schlumpf, New Zealand Maritime Museum, Hui Te Ananui a Tangaroa: Project lead, biologist, data junkie, understands Vernon CMS, collector of dead things and has an amazing ability to get the best out of people. Heidi has worked with collections for over 25 years, including GNS Science, Canterbury and Auckland Museums. She ran the Natural Sciences cataloguing project team at Auckland Museum, preparing specimens for digitisation. Heidi has collected a desiccated mouse found in the sails from KZ1 and knows how to manage bulk data via XML or CSV. She believes in making collections findable and searchable, accessible (where appropriate) and that if you care about culture and heritage, you care about ALL culture and heritage, no matter its repository. We all have a responsibility to help each other, especially those less well-resourced, as it's beneficial for the whole industry. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/research-access monthly 0.5 2025-04-25 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/608084b2-29f5-4757-b2c1-79c2967534ca/jessm.png Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Research, Access, and Digitisation: Reflections on Responsible Stewardship in the Online Era \ Jessica Moran Jessica Moran (she/her) is the Acting Chief Librarian at the Alexander Turnbull Library, Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa National Library of New Zealand. In this role she leads efforts to build, preserve, protect, and provide access to the Library’s collections and taonga. Throughout her career she has worked to help libraries and archives manage, preserve and make accessible our digital documentary heritage. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/care-for-collections monthly 0.5 2025-04-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/fa70fc2d-3f78-47f5-ad12-93acaa757fdb/aa-ndf.png Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Care for your Collections: Māori Values, Data Sovereignty and Library Systems \ Aleisha Amohia, Chris Cormack Aleisha Amohia (Te Ātihaunui-a-Pāpārangi, Ngāti Maru, Ngāti Hāua, Cambodia, India) is a Technical Lead and Software Developer at Catalyst IT. She has worked with open source library and collections platforms since 2014. Her role has encompassed many responsibilities, from development to DevOps, as well as consulting and presenting around Aotearoa and overseas. Aleisha is passionate about open source software, data sovereignty, technology for good, and online safety, and regularly weaves these threads into her work. Aleisha is an advocate for gender justice and Indigenous rights, and holds roles with the National Council of Women, Innovative Young Minds, and Tūhura Tech. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/ed7030b5-c0c3-4f89-b208-ac1fcb960829/d1-cc.png Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Care for your Collections: Māori Values, Data Sovereignty and Library Systems \ Aleisha Amohia, Chris Cormack Chris Cormack (Kāi Tahu, Waitaha, Kāti Māmoe) is Kaihuawaere Matihiko at Catalyst IT in Wellington. He has a BSc in Computer Science and a BA in Mathematics and Māori Studies. He was the lead developer of the original version of Koha, an open source, fully featured, scalable library management system, and is passionate about the intersection of technology and Indigenous knowledge. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/morning-tea-day-1 monthly 0.5 2025-04-26 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/registration-day-1 monthly 0.5 2025-04-27 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/paula-bray-keynote monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/56c3579e-d2bc-4a63-a776-09816926833a/paula-400.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Keynote Address: Creating the future digital library - embedding innovation and experimentation at State Library Victoria \ Paula Bray Paula Bray has over twenty years' experience working in cultural heritage institutions, including the State Library of NSW, Powerhouse Museum, Art Gallery of NSW, and the Australian National Maritime Museum. She is currently the Chief Digital Officer at State Library Victoria where she is leading the Library’s digital future through compelling digital experiences that place the visitor at the heart. Innovation and experimentation have been at the core of Paula’s work. She set up Australia’s first dedicated innovation lab in a cultural heritage organisation, the DX Lab at the State Library of NSW. She developed an award-winning team that experimented with technology to build new ways to get access to the collection and its data, both online and onsite. She co-published ‘Open A GLAM Lab’ with 16 peers from the International GLAM, (Galleries, Libraries, Archives & Museums) Labs community, highlighting the benefits of working in an experimental practice. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/tui-te-hau-keynote monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/6983d7dd-05b3-4538-a04c-ac1e8f4255ca/tui%2Bcopy.png Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Keynote Address: Innovation Mindsets \ Tui Te Hau Tui Te Hau (Rongomaiwahine, Te Arawa, Ngāti Tuwharetoa) is a senior executive and innovation strategist, and founder of Bird Island, a boutique consultancy focused on innovation for global good. She has designed national programmes in the innovation and entrepreneurial space. This included the Lightning Lab, the blueprint for business acceleration in New Zealand and Mahuki, the world’s first accelerator for the culture and heritage sector. Formerly, the lead of the Māori enterprise team for New Zealand’s international trade agency she supported the export aspirations of major indigenous entities and provided in-market support to NZ exporters as Trade Commissioner Melbourne. She has extensive experience in the culture and heritage sector supporting efforts to tell our nation’s rich stories and is an international speaker on innovation in the culture and heritage sector. In her most recent role with the National Library, she led a team that developed educational experiences around our nation’s founding documents; He Whakaputanga, the Declaration of Independence, ti Tiriti o Waitangi and the Women’s Suffrage Petition. This included the journey to pay equity e-learning module, the ‘are we there yet’ speaker series and other resources for student and adult learners. Tui works with entities focused on impact investing, STEM education, student entrepreneurship, a global knowledge exchange programme and supporting the next generation of Māori creatives. Her current directorships include the Institute of Directors, Mary Potter Hospice in Wellington, Endometriosis NZ and the Dev Academy. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/opening-address monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/defef3c8-ee5d-463f-a006-6a64184276f5/kurt-400.jpg Programme - Day 1 - Monday 5 May - Opening Address \ Karl Chitham Karl Chitham ONZM (Ngāpuhi, Te Uriroroi) has been a champion for the arts in New Zealand for 20 years. He is currently Director of the Dowse Art Museum, Head of Arts and Culture for Hutt City Council and has held various other roles across the arts including as a curator and educator. He has been an advocate of the arts and artists as a trustee and advisor for a number of organisations including Artists Alliance, Te Roopu Mana Toi an advocacy advisory for Creative New Zealand, Wairau Māori Art Gallery the first dedicated public Māori art gallery nationally, and most recently as the inaugural Ambassador for Barnardos Aotearoa. Karl has written for multiple arts publications including co-authoring the ground-breaking publication Crafting Aotearoa: A Cultural History of New Zealand and the Wider Moana Oceania and has been a selector and judge for dozens of national arts awards including the National Contemporary Art Award and the 2021 New Zealand at Venice Pavilion. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-1/conference-opening monthly 0.5 2025-05-04 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates daily 0.75 2025-05-05 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/s0v605yxzu2sxa0mogoti0qduio0q5 monthly 0.5 2025-05-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/b36a088d-bce8-44f7-9e28-7339e704dbed/Vernon+Systems+logo.png Live Updates - Kia ora ano to Vernon Systems If you haven’t already had a chat to Paul and Penny from Vernon Systems, be sure to say hello at the Vernon Systems booth! Learn more about Vernon Systems here - you might have just been inspired by Paul’s presentation too. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/1e6ezsgwoeejofqqgy2dj4357o7elx monthly 0.5 2025-05-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/c0c91c0b-8f6d-45a7-be93-0596766feef6/WANZ_logo.png Live Updates - Meet Wikimedia Aotearoa New Zealand Inspired to get your staff on Wiki? Chat to Dianne, Sophie, & David at the Wikimedia Aotearoa New Zealand (WANZ) booth, or learn more here. We also encourage you to attend Lucy Schrader’s workshop on the topic! https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/ytapg61cqmz7nykhi0ll7j9pl9vlhy monthly 0.5 2025-05-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/f0cf27d2-0004-463e-aae3-80e59730133b/coherent-closecrop.jpg Live Updates - Get to know Coherent Digital We’re excited to welcome Coherent Digital to NDF! Learn all about what they do by chatting to Julie at the Coherent Digital booth, or read more here. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/4iuaigfrcjh3hvp7yt3ek3iussp5jg monthly 0.5 2025-05-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/93984c62-d76f-45c9-96fe-076e1042042c/NZMS+2022+Logo+RGB.png Live Updates - Catch up with NZMS today! You’ll be familiar with NZMS / Recollect: they’re back for NDF25! Visit Andy & Geoff at the NZMS booth, or read more here. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/5g3xrb2mbn2ols9wra6rsh63m3dt8u monthly 0.5 2025-05-05 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/goethe-institut-supporting-ndf-to-bring-keynote-speaker-cade-diehm-to-nz monthly 0.5 2025-05-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/887a815e-1855-439d-8cbd-ebaf66c978f5/GI_Logo_horizontal_green_sRGB+%282%29.png Live Updates - Goethe Institut supporting NDF to bring keynote speaker Cade Diehm to NZ Our next keynote speaker, Cade Diehm, has travelled from Berlin with the kind support of the Goethe Institut - learn more about their work here. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/e4f23q3cathv543h2zcv2rqhgerigh monthly 0.5 2025-05-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/3432e6e6-ec52-48ee-9125-2b8644c2ede0/STQRY-crop.png Live Updates - Visit STQRY this lunchtime Longtime NDF supporters STQRY are back for NDF25! Catch up with Len & Matthew in the Cable Room, or read more here. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/y87ck2b4urdlffoxn55uvz3mfuxyfl monthly 0.5 2025-05-04 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/d08c072a-ab81-4054-968c-1fc72ab42f76/REANNZ.png Live Updates - Grab a barista coffee thanks to REANNZ - REANNZ are the coffee cart sponsor at NDF25! Chat to John and Tania at the REANNZ booth to hear more about what they do, or read more here. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/qs2fd64vr69g3dr28rh7xc7si6i74i monthly 0.5 2025-05-04 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/wellington-weather-calming-down monthly 0.5 2025-05-02 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/pre-conference-essentials monthly 0.5 2025-05-02 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/live-updates/ndf-live-whats-this monthly 0.5 2025-04-27 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2 daily 0.75 2025-05-05 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/mapping-rangitaahua-natural-history monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/2a395c33-b76a-4cbd-a210-c6933e974995/mk-400.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Mapping Rangitāhua's Natural History Collections and Historical Expeditions Through a Decolonizing Lens \ Marina Klemm Marina Klemm, Auckland War Memorial Museum: Marina Klemm is the Associate Curator of Te Mana o Rangitāhua at Auckland Museum's Natural Sciences department, where she contributes to projects focused on restoring Rangitāhua's taiao and retelling this tupuna's story through indigenous lens. As tauiwi to this land, with whakapapa in Brazil, Marina began her career studying forensic entomology in her home country before moving to Aotearoa to complete her PhD on small RNAs of human parasites at the University of Auckland in 2023. When COVID lockdowns prevented laboratory access, Marina pivoted to data analysis, discovering a passion for statistics and large datasets that continues to inform her work today. Marina joined Auckland Museum in 2022 as a Kaitiaki Kaiako, delivering learning programs to schools across the Auckland region. Since January 2024, she has served in her current role with Te Mana o Rangitāhua, where she's delighted to work once again with her beloved creepy-crawlies. She treasures the opportunity to bring together science, data analysis, and cultural understanding to support environmental restoration and indigenous storytelling. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/analogue-intelligence-ai monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/06dc524a-fec7-4bc1-8f12-533c16db1b6a/paul-rowe-profile.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - How analogue intelligence complements AI \ Paul Rowe Paul Rowe, Vernon Systems: Paul Rowe is CEO of Vernon Systems, an Auckland-based museum software company. Vernon Systems develops software for organisations and individuals that collect, interpret and share collections. He works with museums around the world to increase public access to their museum collection information. He is occasionally seen caving. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/gigantic-impacts monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/1096e0a0-e7e5-4cd2-915e-2ffb383e83a1/amos-400.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Gigantic impacts through iterative workflows \ Amos Mann Amos Mann, Te Papa: Amos Mann is a creative producer and experience designer with 25 years’ professional practice leading creative and technical teams within the museum, science, art, and cultural sectors, engaging and inspiring audiences nationally and internationally. He is a Digital Producer at Te Papa (Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa) where he produces interactive and immersive experiences. Amos also engages in creative practices across photographic art, filmmaking, writing, and composition. His Masters research focused on participatory art theory and practice, and creative music notation. Amos’s ancestors are Scottish (clan Buchanan), English, and Polish Jewish. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/a-changeable-approach monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/58a1fc40-4e13-4443-96b2-14a410e83871/CCranmer_SpeakerPhoto.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - A changeable approach for dynamic museum collections \ Candice Cranmer Candice Cranmer, National Museum of Australia: Candice Cranmer is currently the Changeable and Digital Collections Senior Officer at the National Museum of Australia. She was ACMI's first Time-based Media Conservator and has held roles across conservation and digital preservation at ACMI. She is the co-convener of the Australian Institute for the Conservation of Cultural Materials special interest group ‘Electron’ and enjoys exploring innovative conservation methodologies and collaborative practices. Candice holds Undergraduate and Honours Degrees in Fine Art from Monash University and a Masters of Cultural Materials Conservation from the University of Melbourne. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/olhbpshv7j42kjk1lawogvw24egfxu monthly 0.5 2025-05-05 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/conference-closing-remarks-waiata-and-karakia monthly 0.5 2025-05-02 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/conference-ends monthly 0.5 2025-04-26 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/ai-panel-discussion monthly 0.5 2025-05-04 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/afternoon-tea monthly 0.5 2025-04-26 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/antopia monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/4efd3864-7ab9-40bc-9354-1f8bcd5e9cb4/HamishPalmer.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - We all have jobs: Embodying the superorganism in Antopia \ Hamish Palmer, Richard Pilkington Hamish Palmer, Museums Victoria: Hamish Palmer is Creative Director, Exhibitions at Museums Victoria. He leads cross-disciplinary museum teams in collaboration with creative sector partners to craft resonant visitor experiences that promote social cohesion and environmental sustainability through the delivery of Melbourne Museum, Scienceworks and Immigration Museum’s much-loved exhibitions and publications. Hamish joined Museums Victoria in 2015 to establish the Experience and Interpretation team and shape visitor-focused exhibition development practice. He spearheaded a holistic approach to storytelling and experience design, underpinned by audience impact methodologies which has since become the cornerstone of MV’s production toolkit. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/dda51962-241f-4675-8afb-3402543b02cd/richardyp.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - We all have jobs: Embodying the superorganism in Antopia \ Hamish Palmer, Richard Pilkington Richard Pilkington, Museums Victoria: Richard Pilkington is a multidisciplinary digital professional with 25 years of experience spanning from traditional to interactive media, complex AV systems, and technical systems management. Currently serving as Systems Lead for Technical Services at Museums Victoria, Richard blends creative vision and technical expertise to build and maintain the exhibition technology stack with operational reliability. As Technical Project Lead for the immersive Tyama exhibition, and its follow-up Antopia Richard orchestrated the integration of advanced technologies— Spatial projection design, Game engine-driven content and interactive sensor fusion—that dovetail with the designed immersive experience. He idealises seamless and robust human-computer interaction that excites and engages audiences. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/building-bridges monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/e3ced8ab-f827-429d-9553-b212cd104005/alice-bodanzky.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Building Bridges: How TU Delft Library’s Collection Wall Fosters Connections and Community \ Alice Motta Maia Bodanzky Alice Motta Maia Bodanzky, Delft University of Technology: is Alice Bodanzky is Project Manager at the TU Delft Library, where she leads the Collection Wall project and helps to shape the library’s digital transformation and engagement strategy. She is also a member of the Library Innovation board. Her background is in Design and in Media Technology, and her work explores new ways of converging the physical and the digital realm to design meaningful and captivating experiences. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/te-kootiu monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/64f8a02e-11a4-4627-8d5c-ae8be6ba34e8/Karla+Bo+Johnson.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Te Kōtiu - a 'world first' for Aotearoa aviation \ Karla Bo Johnson, Rachel Bush, Jess Gommers Karla Bo Johnson, Exhibitions Content Development Manager, MOTAT Museum of Transport and Technology: Karla Bo Johnson is a content and exhibitions expert with more than 15 years’ experience developing exhibitions within museums, including the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, Auckland Museum and MOTAT. Karla Bo has managed the content planning for exhibition projects across MOTAT’s two sites, including Te Kōtiu in the Aviation Hall. Karla Bo currently manages the team of exhibition content developers, working across MOTAT’s on-site exhibitions and digital content projects. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/9e39776c-82ca-4f74-b1c2-f7f89aa05e40/Rachel+Bush.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Te Kōtiu - a 'world first' for Aotearoa aviation \ Karla Bo Johnson, Rachel Bush, Jess Gommers Rachel Bush, Senior Exhibitions Content Developer, MOTAT Museum of Transport and Technology: Rachel Bush has more than 7 years’ experience developing content for temporary and long-term exhibition projects. As lead content developer for Te Kōtiu, Rachel actively engaged with a range of subject and collection experts to showcase inspiring stories of Aotearoa aviation. With a background in video and TV production, Rachel is a skilled storyteller across a range of media and frequently creates innovative and engaging exhibitions for MOTAT audiences. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/301a5d8e-ac80-4c78-b9f8-f2957121e927/Jess+Gommers.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Te Kōtiu - a 'world first' for Aotearoa aviation \ Karla Bo Johnson, Rachel Bush, Jess Gommers Jessica Gommers, Design Manager, Exhibitions, MOTAT Museum of Transport and Technology: Jess Gommers is a design specialist with 20+ years' experience working within museums and galleries in Australia and New Zealand. As Design Manager, Exhibitions, Jess manages all aspects of the design process for temporary and permanent/long-term exhibitions, across both MOTAT sites, including design direction and production. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/aiml-data-lakes monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/1749305a-9a58-4547-9818-c7125fe15e07/stephen-clarke.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - AI/ML & Data Lakes for Archives and Emerging ISO Global Standards \ Stephen Clarke Stephen Clarke, InfoGovNZ: Stephen Clarke is an Information Management and AI Consultant, previously a CDO, and Chief Archivist of NZ. Stephen has co-developed ISO standards such ISO15489, ISO13028, and ISO16175. As an anthropologist he understands human systems, and as a technical expert he understands information systems, using technology to connect them is his mission. Stephen was on the NDF conference committee in 2006 - 08, and was the conference convenor in 2007, he remained within the NDF family as an elected member of the NDF board until 2012. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/a-new-node-in-the-network-creating-the-national-communication-museum-emily-siddons monthly 0.5 2025-05-03 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/f1ee32ed-560f-410a-96d9-e2f12c7b80a4/EmilySiddons_CoCEOArtisticDirector_NCM_Portraits%C2%A9CaseyHorsfieldPhotographer2024_002.jpeg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - A new node in the network: Creating the National Communication Museum \ Emily Siddons Emily Siddons, National Communication Museum: Dr Emily Siddons is the Co-CEO and Artistic Director of the National Communication Museum where she leads the creative vision and development of this brand new museum. Previously she was Producer of Exhibitions at Museums Victoria, where she led the creative development and production of major exhibitions and experiences across the museum’s three sites. She has also held positions as Producer at The Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Associate Curator for Liquid Architecture and Public Programmer at The National Gallery of Victoria. Recently she completed a PhD at The University of Melbourne's Victorian College of the Arts, exploring new models of engagement for museums in contemporaneity. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/lunch-day-2 monthly 0.5 2025-04-26 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/real-life-lessons-digital-archiving monthly 0.5 2025-05-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/4e3a92fc-4049-432e-991a-955a2be76a2e/val2.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Real Life Lessons from Digital Archiving \ Valerie Love Valerie Love, Alexander Turnbull Library, Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa National Library of New Zealand: Valerie Love is Kaipupuri Pūranga Matihiko Matua Senior Digital Archivist and currently also Acting Digital Collections Team Leader at the Alexander Turnbull Library. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/our-voices monthly 0.5 2025-05-05 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/2456f7b6-9a01-4281-81a0-4b6c6815fff9/Jess_Morgan_WebRes.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Our Voices - Telling the stories of New Zealand youth at Auckland Museum \ Jess Morgan, Nick Yeats Jessica Morgan, Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum: Jess Morgan is a Digital Experience Producer at Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum where she plans and delivers engaging and innovative digital experiences for Auckland Museum’s diverse audiences. Jess comes from a development and arts background with a focus on creative digital works and experiences. During her time at Auckland War Memorial Museum Jess has produced and developed a number of digital projects in roles as a digital experience producer and developer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/7f18407b-9999-4a25-8adc-17f3172e2b9f/nick400.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Our Voices - Telling the stories of New Zealand youth at Auckland Museum \ Jess Morgan, Nick Yeats Nick Yeats, Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum: Nick Yeats is a Senior Interpretive Planner at Tāmaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum in Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland, where he leads the content and interpretation of world-class exhibitions. He has worked in the Aotearoa New Zealand museum sector for the last decade and his experience is grounded in interpretation and audience engagement via exhibitions and education. He comes from a science communication background with a particular interest in experience development and multimedia storytelling. Nick is currently the chairperson of the Interpretation Network New Zealand, an organization that supports interpreters and visitor engagement professionals around the motu. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/glam-wiki-editors monthly 0.5 2025-05-06 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/a88e9b34-06ce-4843-83a3-f6ffb0761305/lucy-400.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - GLAM people make great Wiki editors \ Lucy Schrader Lucy Schrader, Te Papa: Lucy is Kaitūhono Hora Raraunga | Digital Channels Outreach Manager at Te Papa, where she gets collections, data, and knowledge onto the wider internet, and a committee member of Wikimedia Aotearoa New Zealand. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/ada-archiving monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/rekindling-a-samoan-stone-adze monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/1e1a5ac6-8fa8-4b65-8404-7bf4d5ffc47f/ns2023.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Rekindling a Samoan Stone Adze \ Nicholas Setteducato Nicholas Setteducato: Nick is the Digital Engagement and Support Supervisor for the Cultural Enterprises Team at New Plymouth District Council, working with Puke Ariki Museum and Govett-Brewster Art Gallery/Len Lye Centre. Nick graduated from New York University with a degree in visual arts in 2001, and he has spent the past 20 years working with collections in the film and GLAM industries in New Zealand and in New York City. Nick explores new tools such as virtual reality, virtual tours, and augmented reality, and he is focused on finding effective solutions to apply these innovations in a small institution across exhibitions, collections and education teams. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/museum-of-archaeology-ootautahi monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/0e294a82-f92c-48d6-ac0e-0292bf445935/Katharine+Watson.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Making Archaeological Data Accessible: Introducing the Museum of Archaeology Ōtautahi! \ Katharine Watson Katharine Watson, Christchurch Archaeology Project: Katharine is an archaeologist with over 20 years experience in the field. She founded and ran Underground Overground Archaeology throughout the post-earthquake period in Ōtautahi Christchurch. She sold the company in 2017 and embarked on her PhD, which drew on the data about 19th century houses demolished post-earthquake to learn about why people built the houses they did and to better understand life in 19th century Christchurch. She was a 2023 Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellow and is on the board of Heritage New Zealand Pouhere Taonga. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/5a256dae-f521-41a3-a414-81b477d8a9db/Hayden+Cawte.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Making Archaeological Data Accessible: Introducing the Museum of Archaeology Ōtautahi! \ Katharine Watson Hayden Cawte, Christchurch Archaeology Project: Hayden has been working as a heritage consultant for the last 20 years. He specialises in mining archaeology, pre-European New Zealand archaeology and urban archaeology, as well as the built environment. Hayden has an honours degree in anthropology, a post-graduate diploma in commerce, and a doctorate in archaeology from the University of Otago. He has attended University College London as a Marie Curie Fellow and the University of Cambridge as an Evans Fellow. He has also lectured at both the University of Otago and James Cook University, Australia. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/2d211ff6-0064-4ee5-905d-538ad41f3280/jessieg.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Making Archaeological Data Accessible: Introducing the Museum of Archaeology Ōtautahi! \ Katharine Watson Jessie Garland, Christchurch Archaeology Project: Jessie is an archaeologist and material culture specialist, co-founder of the Christchurch Archaeology Project and a PhD candidate at La Trobe University. She has worked as an artefact analyst in consultant and research archaeology around New Zealand since 2010, including six years in post-earthquake Ōtautahi Christchurch. Since 2018 she has been studying towards a PhD with La Trobe University, using the post-earthquake dataset to analyse the supply of material culture to nineteenth century Christchurch at a city-as-site level. In 2023-2024 she designed and oversaw the development and implementation of the Museum of Archaeology Ōtautahi database. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/a-distributed-national-collection-for-aotearoa-emma-philpott monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/db3002ad-e97c-4f88-b892-796027a59b26/Emma+Philpott.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - A distributed national collection for Aotearoa \ Emma Philpott Emma Philpott, Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa: Emma is the programme lead for collection-sharing site Kōtuia ngā Kete and was the Product Owner for development of the website. She has spent the last decade at Te Papa working across sector support, content development and policy roles. She has previously worked for non-profit, charity and cultural sectors both in NZ and the UK. She is particularly interested in championing good practice and innovative solutions in the museum and gallery sector. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/morning-tea-day-2 monthly 0.5 2025-04-26 https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/utaina-project monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/608084b2-29f5-4757-b2c1-79c2967534ca/jessm.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Preservation, Connection, and Community: Utaina’s impact on the audiovisual record of NZ Aotearoa \ Jessica Moran, Kate Roberts, Louise McCrone Jessica Moran (she/her) is the Acting Chief Librarian at the Alexander Turnbull Library, Te Puna Mātauranga o Aotearoa National Library of New Zealand. In this role she leads efforts to build, preserve, protect, and provide access to the Library’s collections and taonga. Her substantive role is Associate Chief Librarian, Research Collections where she is responsible for managing curatorial, digital collections, digitization projects, and archival processing for the Library. Since 2022 she has served as the project executive for the National Library and Archives New Zealand’s Utaina project. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/de6eda61-d10f-4cb0-8f3a-07873a6f4143/Kate+Roberts.jpg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Preservation, Connection, and Community: Utaina’s impact on the audiovisual record of NZ Aotearoa \ Jessica Moran, Kate Roberts, Louise McCrone Kate Roberts, Ngā Taonga: Kate comes from the New Zealand museum and library worlds, having trained as a conservator in Canberra in the 1980s and having worked at the Otago Museum, Te Papa, the National Library, Archives NZ, Puke Ariki, the Govett-Brewster Art Gallery, Auckland City Libraries, and the Art Gallery of Western Australia. While in Western Australia from 2014-2019, Kate volunteered at the Kimberley Language Resource Centre, writing their digitisation plan for archived audio recordings made over 40 years of linguistic fieldwork in the language-rich Kimberley. At Ngā Taonga Kate is Project Executive for the Utaina digitisation project. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/ff309455-3876-4185-a0b2-fd4822bd4112/McCrone+L.jpeg Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Preservation, Connection, and Community: Utaina’s impact on the audiovisual record of NZ Aotearoa \ Jessica Moran, Kate Roberts, Louise McCrone Louise McCrone is Director, Holdings and Discovery at Te Rua Mahara o te Kāwanatanga Archives New Zealand, responsible for mahi which includes description, preservation and access to archives. Louise has worked with audiovisual archives in a variety of roles for more than 20 years, including at the Film Archive and Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision. Louise’s involvement with Utaina started at Ngā Taonga, and since 2020 she has been the key contact for Archives in the project. https://www.live.ndf.org.nz/programme-day-2/dave-patten-keynote monthly 0.5 2025-04-20 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/680026ced79526465e5755d9/1ef8d41b-63b7-4c67-8609-03017a967370/davecircle.png Programme - Day 2 - Tuesday 6 May - Keynote Address: Innovating at the Edge – 40 Years of Digital Discovery \ Dave Patten Dave Patten has recently (June 2024) retired as Head of New Media at The Science Museum Group, UK, where his role included managing all aspects of new media and AV, from conceptual design, prototyping and production to project managing external developers and production companies. He has a background in electronics and computer science, and worked at the Science Museum nearly 40 years, developing exhibitions and leading development teams. He developed the technical systems for the Science Museum’s Wellcome Wing and Dana Centre, which opened in 2000 and 2004 respectively. Recent work includes Web Lab, the multi-award winning collaboration with Google, Engineering Your Future, an interactive exhibition for teenagers on engineering and a secondment to Frost Science in Miami to help develop exhibitions and systems for a new museum which opened in 2017. As well as managing the New Media team spread across multiple sites at the Science Museum Group he also ran the Science Museum Groups Digital Lab Initiative which experiments in emerging technologies. 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