Visualizing the Future Public Symposium - November 3-5, 2021
Visualizing the Future Public Symposium is a project aimed at developing a literacy-based agenda for library and information professionals focusing on data visualization. Supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, this symposium features lightning talks, discussions, an invited speaker session with Dr. Maylei Blackwell, and opportunities to engage with the community. Participants can also access live captions, report code of conduct violations, and follow guidelines for asking questions during Q&A sessions.
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Visualizing the Future Public Symposium November 3-5, 2021 Justin Joque Andy Rutkowski Angela Zoss Join us on Slack https://visualizingthefuture.github.io/symposium/ #visualizingthefuture
Purpose of the grant Visualizing the Future is a project to develop a literacy-based instructional and research agenda for library and information professionals with the aim to create a community of praxis focused on data visualization. This project was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services, RE-73-18-0059-18. Visualizing the Future Symposia An IMLS funded National Forum on Data Visualization in Libraries
Symposium schedule for Thursday Pacific Eastern 11am-12pm Event East coast regional social activities 9-9:50am 12-12:50pm Lightning Talks 10-10:50am 1-1:50pm Viz and Tell: Organizing the community / next steps 11-12pm 2-3pm Break / Unconference small group discussions 12pm-12:45pm 3-3:45pm Invited speaker and Q & A Mapping an Indigenous Los Angeles: Indigenous Place, Space and Story Mapping. Dr. Maylei Blackwell, Associate Professor of Chicana and Chicano Studies, University of California, Los Angeles 1pm-1:45pm 4-4:45pm Symposium reflection / closing session 2pm-3pm Build a community playlist (West coast regional social activity)
Logistics Live captions are available - look for live transcript button To share your own suggestions/thoughts via chat, make sure are set to Everyone Send a chat to the hosts with any technical issues All links and extra information will be available on the symposium website https://visualizingthefuture.github.io/symposium/
Reporting Code of Conduct Violations Email visualizingthefuture@umich.edu Zoom chat to a Host or Co-host (Angela, Andy, or Justin) Direct Message on VTF Slack to Angela, Andy, or Justin Anonymous reporting form (for non-emergencies) Symposium Code of Conduct
Guidelines for asking questions during Q & A a. make sure it is really a question b. make sure they aren t actually trying to say that THEY should have given the paper c. figure out if the question needs to be posed and answered in front of everyone d. figure out if the question is asking the speaker to do work that really the question-asker should do Eve Tuck on Twitter
