When: 22 November 2023, from 09:30 – 15:00 Where: Holzlaube, Fabeckstr. 23/25, Room 0.2051 (9.30 am-12 noon) and Silberlaube, Habelschwerdter Allee 45, 14195 Berlin, Room J 24/22 (1st floor) (1-15 pm)

The roundtable focuses on narrative communication strategies for archaeological and ancient studies in digital formats. Katrin Glinka, head of the HCC Data Lab, will contribute with a presentation that addresses digital mediation in mixed reality, data visualization, challenges of uncertainty in historical data and shares design implications for critical-reflective human-AI collaboration in the humanities. The roundtable discussion will also feature presentations by experienced representatives from the fields of archaeological, ethnological and art historical public relations, museum mediation, and archaeo-informatics and will provide insights into existing and ongoing projects and the strategies used there to tell stories in the digital space.

The roundtable discussion is part of the FU-Spotlight project »Things with story(s). Digital Storytelling in Ancient Studies Teaching«, initiated Elisa Roßberger and Valery Schlegel.

You can find more information (in German) here.