This year’s WebWise will feature a new format that encourages active participation, conversation, and learning.  The following are a few of the highlights that you can expect to see in Baltimore this year:

Workshops

• Workshop: Creating Interfaces to Digital Collections (90 minutes)
• Workshop: Stem in Video Game Design: (3 hours)
• Workshop: Engaging Visitors with Social Media (3 hours)
• Workshop: Juggling All the Pieces: Project Management for Beginners (90 minutes)
• Workshop: Picking a Platform (90 minutes)
• Workshop: Maker Spaces in Museums and Libraries (3 hours)
• Workshop: Digital Public Library of America (3 hours)
• Workshop: Digital Preservation (90 minutes)
• Workshop: Designing Prize Competitions (3 hours)
• Workshop: Beyond Likes and Hits: Guerrilla-Style Evaluation and Digging Deeper Into Data (90 minutes)
• Workshop: Multitouch Collaborative Computing & Other HCI Delights (90 minutes)

Demonstrations

• Wikipedia and Libraries, What’s the Connection?
• StoryCorps @ your library
• The Nicholas V. Artamonoff Collection, Dumbarton Oaks
• Northern Lights: The Stories of Minnesota’s Past
• HiTech: The Road to A STEM Career
• 21-Tech
• Building Social Relationships and Bridging Social Capital: An Inclusive Approach to Immigrant Civic Engagement within Libraries Demonstration Project
• GIS for Public Gardens
• An Integrated Framework for Assessing the Vulnerability of Plant Diversity to Climate Change

Demonstrators

• Matthew Albrecht, Missouri Botanical Garden
• Angela Brade, Howard County Library System
• Brian Morgan, University of California – Davis Arboretum
• Suzi Hunn Gran, Minnesota Historical Society
• Virginia Millington, StoryCorps, and Angela Hanshaw
• Cheryl McCallum, Keith Ostfeld, and Cecilia Garibay, Children’s Museum of Houston
• Homa Naficy, Hartford Public Library
• Merrilee Proffit, OCLC Research
• Shalimar White, Dumbarton Oaks

Incubator Session Facilitators

• Dana Allen-Greil, National Gallery of Art
• Sheila Brennan, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media
• Tim Carrigan, Institute of Museum and Library Services
• Joan Fragazy-Troyano, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media
• Robert Horton, Institute of Museum and Library Services
• Sharon Leon, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media
• Molly Loomis, ECHO Lake Aquarium and Science Center
• Alexis Macklin, Heinz History Center
• Trevor Muñoz, University of Maryland Libraries and MITH
• Lisa Rhody, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media
• David Riordan, New York Public Library
• Tom Scheinfeldt, Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media
• Matt Veatch, Kansas Historical Society State Archivist
• Jason Yoon, Queens Museum of Art

Workshop Leaders