1a Berkeley Workshop Agenda
Monday, 28 April, to Wednesday, 30 April 2008
Host
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, California
Goals
- Introduce Bamboo and the community design process
- Meet with colleagues who have a common interest in shared technology services in the arts and humanities
- Discuss the future of disciplines and the impact of digital technologies
- Develop a high-level list of scholarly practices related to arts and humanities
- Provide input on the future of Bamboo
- Refine the next steps toward Workshop 2, Exploring Scholarly Practices.
Institutions/Organizations Participating in the Workshop
- Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
- Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco
- George Washington University
- Getty Research Institute
- Institute for Museum & Library Services
- Long Now Foundation
- San Jose State University
- Smith College
- Stanford University
- Sun Microsystems
- University of California, Berkeley (Host)
- University of California Humanities Research Institute
- University of California Press
- University of California, San Diego
- University of California, Santa Cruz
- University of California, Los Angeles
- University of Chicago
- University of Washington
Agenda: Workshop Day 1, Monday April 28th
The first day focuses on a high-level overview of the project, the process, and how the workshop will work. Campus technology staff, librarians, organizational representatives, and other non-faculty participants are required to attend this portion of the workshop. Faculty participation in this portion of the workshop is optional.
Location: Toll Room, Alumni House, UC Berkeley (near Bancroft and Dana)
11:30 Transportation from Hotel to Workshop (until 1:30)
12:00 Registration and Lunch (provided)
1:00 Introductions
1:15 Bamboo Overview: Description, Approach, and Methodology
2:45 Overview of Workshop 1 and "What is a Four/Six?"
3:30 Roles and Partners
4:00 BREAK/Open Time
4:00 Transportation between Workshop and Hotel (until 6:00)
Agenda: Evening Day 1, Monday, April 28th
All Bamboo workshop participants are invited to the opening reception.
Location: Toll Room and Patio, Alumni House, UC Berkeley (near Bancroft and Dana)
4:00 Transportation between Hotel and Reception (until 6:00)
5:30 Reception
6:30 Welcome Address and Plenary
Janet Broughton, Dean of Arts and Humanities, UC Berkeley
Stuart Russell, Chair of Computer Science, UC Berkeley
8:00 Reception Ends/End of Day 1
8:00 Transportation between Reception and Hotel (until 9:00)
Agenda: Workshop Day 2, Tuesday, April 29th
All workshop attendees should plan to participate in Day 2.
Location: East Pauley Ballroom, MLK Student Union, UC Berkeley (Bancroft and Telegraph)
8:00 Transportation from Hotel to Workshop (until 9:30)
8:15 Registration and Continental Breakfast (provided)
9:00 Introductory Remarks
George Breslauer, Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost, UC Berkeley
9:10 Review of Bamboo
9:30 Institutional Perspectives on Bamboo
10:00 Workshop Check In: Questions, Answers, and Clarifications
10:15 Workshop Flow and Agenda
10:25 BREAK
10:35 Exercise 1: Identify and Name Five Scholarly Practices
11:15 Four/Six #1
11:25 Exercise 2: Build a List of Relevant Scholarly Practices
12:15 BREAK/Lunch (provided)
1:00 Workshop Check In: Questions, Answers, and Clarifications
1:15 Four/Six #2
1:25 Exercise 3: Aggregate Scholarly Practices
2:15 Sharing Group Ideas and Issues
2:45 BREAK
3:00 Exercise 4: Cluster Scholarly Practices
3:30 Sharing Group Ideas and Issues
3:50 Four/Six #3
4:00 Day 2 Workshop Recap
4:15 Feedback and Assessment
4:45 BREAK/End of Day 2
5:00 Transportation from Workshop to Hotel (until 6:30)
Agenda: Evening Day 2, Tuesday, April 29th
The evening of Day 2 is open for dinner with colleagues, teams, and friends. The workshop will reconvene in the morning.
Agenda: Day 3, Wednesday, April 30th
All workshop attendees should plan to participate in Day 3.
Location: East Pauley Ballroom, MLK Student Union, UC Berkeley (Bancroft and Telegraph)
8:00 Transportation from Hotel to Workshop (until 9:30)
8:15 Continental Breakfast (provided)
9:00 Introductory Remarks
Shel Waggener, CIO and Associate Vice Chancellor, UC Berkeley
9:10 Workshop Check In: Questions, Answers, and Clarifications
9:15 Workshop Flow and Agenda
9:30 Exercise 5: Identify and Name Future Scholarly Practices
10:25 BREAK
10:40 Exercise 6: Consortial Choices for Future Practices
11:20 Sharing Group Ideas and Issues
11:50 Four/Six #4
12:00 BREAK/Lunch (provided)
1:30 Day 3 Workshop Recap
1:40 Next Steps
2:00 Feedback and Assessment
2:15 BREAK/Workshop Ends
2:15 Transportation from Workshop to Hotel (until 3:30)
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