NDF25 CONCURRENT SESSIONS

This page shows the current programme of concurrent sessions. If you’re registering for NDF, take note of which sessions you’d like to attend at which time. You can use the codes as shorthand.

Please note this list is subject to change.
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CONCURRENT SESSIONS: MONDAY 5 MAY

  
      Time
      Theme: Community and Connection
      Theme: Innovation and Growth
      Theme: Evaluation and Advocacy
    

  
        13:30
        D1BO.1A
“There used to be factories everywhere”: Using digital tools to engage a local community about its industrial past.
Speakers: Reid Perkins, Tracey Kearns, and Lizzie Errington
        D1BO.2A
Prototyping Technology Futures
Speaker: Ana Tiquia
        D1BO.3A
Impact is a terrible word: Lessons learned from building an impact assessment framework at NLNZ
Speaker: Michael Lascarides
    

        14:00
        D1BO.1B
Climate action through digital arts and the ‘Aahiga o Muna’ (House of Words)
Speakers: Walter Langelaar and Vailahi Vailahi
        D1BO.2B
FrogID AI - citizen science meets data science for natural science outcomes
Speaker: Megan Lawrence
        D1BO.3B
Keepsafes - Sharing knowledge in the digital age
Speakers: Anika Klee and Steph Strock
    

        14:30
        D1BO.1C
Empowering rangatahi to explore technology
Speakers: Leon Bowie
        D1BO.2C
Digital storytelling: Using innovation and collaboration to create an interactive heritage walking tour
Speakers: Annabel Armstrong-Clarke and Sarah Tester
        D1BO.3C
A Different Light: Take your own 19th-century style portrait
Speakers: Shaun Higgins and Jessica Morgan
    

        15:00
        D1BO.1D
Whaowhia te kete mātauranga (fill the basket of knowledge)
Speakers: Wainui Witika-Park and Ani Sharland
        D1BO.2D
What Could Possibly Go Wrong? AI, death tech, and handing your visitors over to virtual characters.
Speakers: Tom Siddall and Claudia von der Borch
        D1BO.3D
Connecting Worlds with Words
Speakers: Angela Barnett, Ben McCarthy, Nolwenn Lacire
    

CONCURRENT SESSIONS: TUESDAY 6 MAY

  
      Time
      Theme: Community and Connection
      Theme: Innovation and Growth
      Theme: Evaluation and Advocacy
    

  
        13:30
        D2BO.5A
A new node in the network: Creating the National Communication Museum
Speakers: Emily Siddons
        D2BO.4A
A changeable approach for dynamic museum collections
Speaker: Candice Cranmer
        D2BO.6A
AI/ML & Data Lakes for Archives and Emerging ISO Global Standards
Speaker: Stephen Clarke
    

        14:00
        D2BO.5B
Te Kōtiu - a 'world first' for Aotearoa aviation
Speakers: Karla Bo Johnson and Rachel Bush
        D2BO.4B
Gigantic impacts through iterative workflows
Speaker: Amos Mann
        D2BO.6B
How analogue intelligence complements AI
Speaker: Paul Rowe
    

        14:30
        D2BO.5C
Building Bridges: How TU Delft Library’s Collection Wall Fosters Connections and Community
Speakers: Alice Motta Maia Bodanzky
        D2BO.4C
We all have jobs: Embodying the superorganism in Antopia
Speakers: Hamish Palmer and Richard Pilkington
        D2BO.6C
Mapping Rangitāhua's Natural History Collections and Historical Expeditions Through a Decolonizing Lens
Speaker: Marina Klemm
    

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Time	Theme: Community and Connection	Theme: Innovation and Growth	Theme: Evaluation and Advocacy
13:30	D1BO.1A “There used to be factories everywhere”: Using digital tools to engage a local community about its industrial past. Speakers: Reid Perkins, Tracey Kearns, and Lizzie Errington	D1BO.2A Prototyping Technology Futures Speaker: Ana Tiquia	D1BO.3A Impact is a terrible word: Lessons learned from building an impact assessment framework at NLNZ Speaker: Michael Lascarides
14:00	D1BO.1B Climate action through digital arts and the ‘Aahiga o Muna’ (House of Words) Speakers: Walter Langelaar and Vailahi Vailahi	D1BO.2B FrogID AI - citizen science meets data science for natural science outcomes Speaker: Megan Lawrence	D1BO.3B Keepsafes - Sharing knowledge in the digital age Speakers: Anika Klee and Steph Strock
14:30	D1BO.1C Empowering rangatahi to explore technology Speakers: Leon Bowie	D1BO.2C Digital storytelling: Using innovation and collaboration to create an interactive heritage walking tour Speakers: Annabel Armstrong-Clarke and Sarah Tester	D1BO.3C A Different Light: Take your own 19th-century style portrait Speakers: Shaun Higgins and Jessica Morgan
15:00	D1BO.1D Whaowhia te kete mātauranga (fill the basket of knowledge) Speakers: Wainui Witika-Park and Ani Sharland	D1BO.2D What Could Possibly Go Wrong? AI, death tech, and handing your visitors over to virtual characters. Speakers: Tom Siddall and Claudia von der Borch	D1BO.3D Connecting Worlds with Words Speakers: Angela Barnett, Ben McCarthy, Nolwenn Lacire

Time	Theme: Community and Connection	Theme: Innovation and Growth	Theme: Evaluation and Advocacy
13:30	D2BO.5A A new node in the network: Creating the National Communication Museum Speakers: Emily Siddons	D2BO.4A A changeable approach for dynamic museum collections Speaker: Candice Cranmer	D2BO.6A AI/ML & Data Lakes for Archives and Emerging ISO Global Standards Speaker: Stephen Clarke
14:00	D2BO.5B Te Kōtiu - a 'world first' for Aotearoa aviation Speakers: Karla Bo Johnson and Rachel Bush	D2BO.4B Gigantic impacts through iterative workflows Speaker: Amos Mann	D2BO.6B How analogue intelligence complements AI Speaker: Paul Rowe
14:30	D2BO.5C Building Bridges: How TU Delft Library’s Collection Wall Fosters Connections and Community Speakers: Alice Motta Maia Bodanzky	D2BO.4C We all have jobs: Embodying the superorganism in Antopia Speakers: Hamish Palmer and Richard Pilkington	D2BO.6C Mapping Rangitāhua's Natural History Collections and Historical Expeditions Through a Decolonizing Lens Speaker: Marina Klemm