DLF Forum 2019

Presentations
Session Chair: Wendy Shook (Middlebury College)
 
Co-archiving Diverse Student Groups: Memes, Activism, and a Secret Society
Jessika Drmacich
Williams College, United States of America
 
This session examines co-archiving as a non-hegemonic process of gathering records. It investigates some of the practical, ethical, and technological challenges of archiving student life, compelling us all to turn a critical eye on our institutional memories and the role we, as archives and library professionals, play in crafting it.
 
 
Privacy matters: Incorporating surveillance pedagogy into library instruction
Andy Boyles Petersen
Michigan State University Libraries, United States of America
 
This presentation will discuss incorporating surveillance themes into diverse humanities curricula, outlining in detail how to develop engaging lessons on privacy policies and other surveillance topics. Attendees will walk away with a step-by-step pedagogy guide as well as other strategies for implementing surveillance education in their own instruction.
 
 
The Dark Side of Digitized Content: Stalking, Consent, and Subpoenas
Kelley Flannery Rowan, Rebecca Bakker
Florida International University, United States of America
 
Explore the often unforeseen challenges and issues that can arise with the creation and management of digital collections. We will discuss examples of subpoenas, plagiarized content, take-down notices, awkward responses from contacted alumni, and the challenge of dealing with victims of stalking and violence.