New Zealand’s National Digital Forum 2019

Anyone in the #NewZealand #GLAM sector who requires education in copyright and creative commons licenses (and in my experience there are quite a few) should DEFINITELY sign up for the @NDFNZ Copyright and GLAMs 101 and Q & A session offered by @VLeachman https://t.co/FEN89nSeam pic.twitter.com/6RUbFLIno4

— Siobhan (@SiobhanLeachman) November 6, 2019

National digital forum conf 2019- Workshops include Wikidata for GLAMs, Digital prototyping, Te Taiao Nature digital production tools & more!https://t.co/bn1RZXquuS@NDFNZ @kiatakatu @bestqualitycrab @wiselark @VLeachman @adzebill @MuseumsAotearoa @lianz @LIANZAPresident @NLNZ pic.twitter.com/EfvVb8I88x

— NZ Science Learning Hub (@NZScienceLearn) November 4, 2019

Just a teeny bit (read: a lot) excited that @timdenee and @fogonwater will be keynoting at NDF2019 about their book We Are Here. #NDFNZ https://t.co/Kut0PUj6DN https://t.co/MtpywiuJTu pic.twitter.com/GmCRZqUigN

— NDF New Zealand (@NDFNZ) November 1, 2019

The Associate Minister of Arts, Culture and Heritage @grantrobertson1 has long been a huge admirer of Colin McCahon. Here, he reveals what the artist’s Otago Peninsula in particular means to him: https://t.co/vL866UBCCr pic.twitter.com/PgDpTxV0Ms

— Te Papa (@Te_Papa) October 31, 2019

We (and the environment) are hugely grateful to @webstock and @VicUniWgtn for letting us recycle/re-use their Lanyards. Open lanyards in action!! Recycle yours in Oceania if you’re leaving early or hand them back at the end of the day. #ndfnz pic.twitter.com/nqF2bsh7fl

— NDF New Zealand (@NDFNZ) November 20, 2019

Kia ora #NDFNZ attendees! We're so pleased to sponsor NDF. We'd love to see more professionals, artists & researchers apply for #FulbrightNZ #internationalexchange awards. Amazing PD opportunities to the US,&contribute to #FulbrightMission to build mutual understanding globally. https://t.co/V5rb82gUFq

— Fulbright NZ (@FulbrightNZ) November 19, 2019

@bestqualitycrab “how do we take seriously the life’s of others, not at the level of beliefs but at the level of meaning, so that we can live our lives as meaningfully as possible?” #NDFNZ pic.twitter.com/9kXbkXMSzf

— Claire Lanyon (@Clanyon) November 19, 2019

User engagement a common theme for the #NDFNZ vendor #tipsandtricks – who is doing what with your digital and original stuff?
Here Emily talks about where the users touch the #Curio interactive pic.twitter.com/GBEYIo4YyV

— Andy Fenton (@fentnz) November 20, 2019

"Making data that produces openness" (as opposed to making data open) Keynote @bestqualitycrab #DebVerhoeven #NDFNZ pic.twitter.com/NcOtu0VR4I

— Central/Western Southland History/GLAM Contractor (@OtautauT) November 19, 2019

“And most importantly – what kind of ancestors do we want to be?” Excellent and thought provoking questions from @AdeleVrana and @Anasuyashh #ndfnz pic.twitter.com/Umznt5Zf4R

— deb verhoeven (@bestqualitycrab) November 19, 2019

So wonderful, after years of advocating for @Wikimedia engagement in NZ, to see @WhoseKnowledge on the stage challenging us to decolonise Wikipedia, and the audience leaning in and listening hard. #NDFNZ

— Mike Dickison (@adzebill) November 19, 2019

Summary of the process. Spent a lot of time on deduplication. Lots of manual processes. Build our own tools to help. #ndfnz pic.twitter.com/GHcSrAdf5q

— Joshua Ng 🐘 @[email protected] 🐘 (@joshuatj) November 20, 2019

Shout out to our wonderful @ndfnz sponsors – we can’t hold this conference without you. #NDFNZ https://t.co/HQARzaXG4X pic.twitter.com/TUwtohN97r

— NDF New Zealand (@NDFNZ) November 18, 2019