Claudine Chionh

Location: Australia | Melbourne
Speaking Topics: digital humanities | drupal | free culture | history
Spoken Languages: English

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Claudine Chionh is a theology student, history graduate and self-taught geek. She works as a data manager and web developer in the School of Population Health at the University of Melbourne, primarily on Founders and Survivors: Australian Lifecourses in Historical Context, which will follow the lives of Australian families from the convict transportation period to the First World War.

Previous Presentations: 
AussieChix 2008 microconference
linux.conf.au 2009 Free as in Freedom and LinuxChix miniconferences
linux.conf.au 2010
DrupalSouth 2010

Lisa Spiro

Location: Houston | Texas USA
Speaking Topics: digital humanities | digital libraries | educational technology | digital scholarship

I direct Rice University's Digital Media Center, where I help manage digital library projects, develop training materials on using and creating digital resources, run a digital media lab, and pitch in with whatever else needs to be done. I have spoken or written about a range of topics, including open repositories, digital scholarship, emerging technologies in education, the significance of video databases for learning, using the web for research, and more.

Bess Sadler

Location: Charlottesville | Virginia
Speaking Topics: opacs | blacklight | open source | libraries in the developing world | technology in libraries | digital humanities

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I am a Research and Development Librarian at the University of Virginia. I am the project lead on Blacklight, an open source library catalog (a.k.a. OPAC). I also develop custom software for faculty research projects, and I am a technical consultant for eIFL-FOSS, a non-profit organization working to promote the use of open source for libraries in the developing world. I am available to speak on any of these subjects.