Registration - CHARLES SUITE

Sunday 8:00AM – 6:00PM
Monday 7:30AM – 5:00PM
Tuesday 7:30AM – 3:00PM

Gender Neutral restrooms can be found on the Mezzanine level.

Breakfasts will be in the Versailles room.
Lunches will be in the Calvert C Ballroom.

Everyone at the NISO Plus conference is expected to follow the conference Code of Conduct. The Code and anonymous reporting form may be found here: https://niso.plus/codeofconduct/

Digital Humanities and Standards

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Collaborative Note Document: http://bit.ly/NISOPlus_Digital_Humanities_Standards

In this interactive session, we will be encouraging our participants to “Think like a digital humanist.” Through a mix of presentation, discussion, and breakout groups, we will explore existing born-digital projects and the role of metadata standards in the complicated world of digital humanities. Participants will create metadata through a structured game, experiencing challenges faced by multiple stakeholders in the scholarly communications life cycle.

Moderators

Greg Grazevich

Editor, MLA International Bibliography, Modern Language Association

Gregory Grazevich is associate director of Bibliographic Information Services at the Modern Language Association of America and editor of the MLA International Bibliography. He joined the MLA in 1994 as a thesaurus editor after receiving an MA in Slavic and Baltic linguistics at the... Read More →

Speakers