Assessing the un-assessable: approaches to AI and assessment in the humanities

Craig Bellamy

La Trobe Univeristy, Melbourne

Gen AI and Alternative Assignments for Teaching the US-Sino Relationship History

Shu Wan

University at Buffalo, United States of America

Creative AI in Commercial Design: Exploring Its Cultural, Ethical, and Business Impact on Branding, Advertising, and Innovation within Marketing

So Jung Lee

UTS, Australia

Exploring Indian AI Stories

Zahra Rizvi

University of Bergen, Norway

Living Labs as Digital Archipelagos: Responding to Ecological Crises through Situated and Networked Practices

Kathryn Coleman¹, Steven Devleminck², Karin Hannes³, Sarah Healy⁴, Angie Hostetler⁵, Antje Jacobs⁶

1: University of Melbourne; 2: KU Leuven, Belgium; 3: KU Leuven, Belgium; 4: University of Melbourne; 5: University of Melbourne; 6: KU Leuven, Belgium

ROCrate for a data commons

Peter Sefton², Nick Thieberger¹, Michael Falk¹

1: University of Melbourne, Australia; 2: University of Queensland, Australia

Aligning agent fields in national humanities databases

Maggie Nolan¹, Michelle Staff²

1: University of Queensland, Australia; 2: The Australian National University, Australia

ATLAS: Enabling Open Methods and Technical Transparency in AI

James Smithies¹, Glen Berman¹, Karaitiana Taiuru³, Roxanne Missingham¹, Barbara McGillivray², Martin Spychal⁵, John Moore⁴

1: Australian National University; 2: King's College London; 3: Taiuru & Associates Ltd; 4: The National Archives; 5: History of Parliament Online

AI Integration - Researcher Workbenches

Ian McCrabb

Systemik Solutions, Australia

Mapping the places mentioned in stage dialogue

Hugh Craig

University of Newcastle (Australia), Australia

Linking up the islands of Greek myth

Greta Hawes

Macquarie University, Australia

Fail to understand your data, and your analyses will fail

Karen Thompson

Melbourne Data Analytic Platform (MDAP), University of Melbourne, Australia

Researcher in Residence: Facilitating Exploratory Engagement with the Digitised AV Collections at the State Library of Western Australia

Catherine Belcher, Dean Chan, Kate Gregory

State Library of Western Australia, Australia

The Archaeology of the Archive in a Digital Age: Lessons from Tasmania

Hamish Maxwell-Stewart

University of New England, Australia

The Anticodians Present… Code Critique

Michael Falk¹, Katherine Bode², Emily Fitzgerald¹, Leah Henrickson³, Dylan Chng²

1: University of Melbourne; 2: Australian National University; 3: University of Queensland

Islands in a Resonant Sea: Relational Methodologies in AI Co-Creation

Kathryn Coleman¹, Angela Hostetler^1,2, Katerina Undo^1,2, Wendy Ellerton³, Cory Dal Ponte¹

1: University of Melbourne, Australia; 2: KU Leuven, Belgium; 3: Monash University, Australia

Digital archives of drawings, cartoons and comics as (trans)national history

Aaron Humphrey

University of Adelaide, Australia

Singing the News: Digital curation of news ballads using Omeka S

Julianne Bell, Una McIlvenna

Australian National University, Australia

Subcultural Islands in the Net

Gavin Findlay

Australian National University, Australia

Interactive Digital Maps for Public History and Engagement

Catharine Coleborne¹, Penny Edmonds², Andrew May³, Hugh Craig¹, Bill Pascoe³, Paul Arthur⁴

1: University of Newcastle, Australia; 2: Flinders University, Australia; 3: University of Melbourne, Australia; 4: Edith Cowan University, Australia

Comprehension Challenges Among Marginalized Populations in Online Environmental Surveys: A Multi-method Approach

Jamie Jamiela Piroe^1,2, Ruud Koolen²

1: Australian National Univerisity Australia; 2: Tilburg University, the Netherlands

Digital Futurisms and Speculative Ethics

Kameron Lai

The University of Melbourne, Australia

Voices from the Past: A Digital Exploration of Australian World War I Diaries

Ashley Dennis-Henderson, Matthew Roughan, Jonathan Tuke

The University of Adelaide, Australia

Homo Calculans: The computerisation of the Human Sciences, 1950s-60s

Michael Falk, Niles Zhao

University of Melbourne, Australia

PROGRAMMING "JOYCEWARE": How poststructuralism invigorates digital analysis of Ulysses

Jasper Harrington

University of Melbourne, Australia

Democratising historical research with AI and vector search: a case study of the Australian Joint Copying Project

David Charles Goodman, Daniel Roy Russo-Batterham

University of Melbourne, Australia

Storyloom: South Asian Digital Storytelling in praxis

Preetha Mukherjee

Indian Institute of Technology, India

Bridging Data Islands: Contextual Digital Practices for Diasporic and Embodied Archives

Jingdan Zhang

Australian National University, Australia

EREA: Enhanced Research Exploration and Analysis

Ruibiao Zhu

The Australian National University, Australia

Authenticity at the crossroads : A case study of Luba coiffures as texts and contexts using 3D storytelling

Murielle Sandra Tiako Djomatchoua

Princeton University, United States of America

Transmission: preserving and communicating the performance heritage of the Norman Hetherington Collection using embodied and immersive design methods

Asti SHERRING¹, Andrew Yip², Martha Sear¹, Candice Cranmer¹

1: National Museum of Australia, Australia; 2: University of New South Wales iCinema Centre for Interactive Cinema Research

(Self-)Directed Attention: Towards an Account of Attentional Structures in Original and AI-Generated Emily Dickinson Poems

Judith Bishop

La Trobe University, Australia

Generating AI Creative Work from Poetry about Algorithms

Lucy Neave

Australian National University, Australia

The Robot in the Room (The Novel as Cyborg Creation)

Angela Hostetler^1,2

1: University of Melbourne, Australia; 2: KU Leuven, Belgium

Digital Spatial Memories

Fiannuala Morgan¹, Francesca Sidoti², Heather Ford², Claire Loughnan¹, Michael Falk¹

1: University of Melbourne, Australia; 2: University of Technology Sydney, Australia

The Delicate Art of Conversation: Reflective Co-Creation with AI in a Time of Pedagogical Change

Fiona McDonald

University of New England, Australia

Trust and identity for research and higher education: Connecting and Protecting Australian Research through a Trust Framework

Margie Jantii¹, Melroy Almeida³, Sarah Thomas², Kerry Mora⁴

1: Australian Access Federation (AAF), Australia; 2: Australian Access Federation (AAF), Australia; 3: Australian Access Federation (AAF), Australia; 4: Australian Access Federation (AAF), Australia

HADES: A place for connecting digital humanities and data-driven research

Amanda Belton, Emily Fitzgerald, Marlaina Read, Aleksandra Michalewicz

University of Melbourne, Australia

Human-Centered AI for Urban Heritage Gamification: A participatory board game towards supporting decision-making on Climate Change

Mohamed W. Fareed, Scott Hawken

School of Architecture and Civil Engineering, University of Adelaide, Australia

Mapping for Humanities Projects

Hugh Craig

University of Newcastle (Australia), Australia

Tidal Becomings: Drifting, Resisting, and Emerging with Technology

Wendy Yvonne Ellerton

Monash University, Australia

Misbehaving by Design: Co-Creating AI Literacy Through Critical Making with Libraries

Andrew Burrell, Monica Monin, Heather Ford, Suneel Jethani, Bhuva Narayan

University of Technology Sydney, Australia

Another Eye, An Other “I”: Re-viewing AI Use as Collaborative Critique via the Distant Viewing Toolkit

Dylan Chng

The Australian National University, Australia

ChatGPT as Narrator: Is it reliable?

Jackson Payne

Deakin University, Australia

Using digital archives to produce a cultural history of Australian bankruptcy law

Lucie O'Brien

University of Melbourne, Australia

Mapping the Journeys of Australian World War I Soldiers using Named Entity Recognition

Ashley Dennis-Henderson, Matthew Roughan, Jonathan Tuke

The University of Adelaide, Australia

Reading the Analytical Engine: Ada Lovelace as Close-Reading Critic of the Digital Page

Liliana Mansergh

University of Melbourne, Australia

From Database to Infrastructure: the Australian Creative Histories and Futures project

Bryoni Trezise¹, Caroline Wake¹, Tully Barnett², Scott East¹, Chris Hay², Benjamin Laird²

1: UNSW Sydney; 2: Flinders University, Australia

Digital Humanities Through a Glass Darkly: Reframing AI as Method, Mirror, and Mediator

Katherine Bode¹, Eduard Hovy², James Smithies¹, Kathryn Coleman², Meladel Mistica²

1: Australian National University, Australia; 2: The University of Melbourne, Australia

Creating and analysing audiobook data on AustLit: Bibliographic data and cultural significance

Millicent Weber¹, Maggie Nolan²

1: Australian National University, Australia; 2: University of Queensland, Australia

Hacking the Hansard: A critically informed approach to digital heritage archival work

Sam Hames¹, Naomi Barnes²

1: University of Queensland; 2: Queensland University of Technology

Everyday Narratives of Sacred Space: Reframing Islamic Urban Heritage through Google POI in Java

Karina Pradinie Tucunan

The Australian National University, Australia

Same data, different stories: How different maps can change the data narrative

Emily Fitzgerald

University of Melbourne, Australia

New tools and methods for digital platform observability

Amanda Lawrence

RMIT UNIVERSITY, Australia

“We Think You’ll Like it Here”. A virtual island created from places that show me ads on Google Maps.

Brett Tweedie

Queensland University of Technology, Australia

Embodied Devotion Online: Virtual Darshan and Digital Pilgrimage in Post-Pandemic India

Bhavya Rattan, Prof. Ujjwal Jana

University of Delhi, India

TikTok Refugees on Xiaohongshu: Transcultural Frictions and Digital Territoriality in a Platform Migration Event

jiaxin yang

university of technology sydney, Australia