Volume 11, Issue 2 (2024) Proceedings from the 2024 Annual Meeting of the Document Academy
This year's Annual Meeting of the Document Academy reflected on the future and past of documents. Documents involve technology, meaning they change with the times. The ancient Latin root of "document" referred to an oral teaching, and centuries later the most common form of document was a piece of paper. Now, with computing widespread, perhaps most documents are digital. What will tomorrow's documents bring, particularly in light of generative AI? What might change, and what might stay the same?
It was an honor to welcome an international group of participants to Philadelphia for this year's DOCAM. This gathering lives on in the selection of papers below, which include works on various aspects of documents and documentation through the lens of future, past and present.
Tim Gorichanaz
2024 DOCAM Chair
Conference Proceedings
One Object, Fluctuating Trajectories: Harnessing the Document Future of Premodern Manuscripts
L.P. Coladangelo and Rose A. McCandless
The Meaning of Collections for the Identity of University Libraries: The Document Concept as a Tool for Understanding
Hanna Hallnäs
Beyond the 'Idols of the Marketplace': Managing Semantic Change in Research
Christopher B. Rauch, Hyung Wook Choi, and Mat Kelly
The Mutability of Personal Documents and Mediated Memories as We Age: A Collaborative Reflection
Vanessa Reyes, Bhuva Narayan, Annemarie Zijlema, and Mary Anne Kennan
Relevance, Works and Context Engineering
Michael K. Buckland and Wayne de Fremery
QR Code Automatic Guiding Plus of Museum UGM Indonesia: Visitors’ Survey from the Concepts of Museum Communication and Niels Windfeld Lund’s Complementarity Document
Ciwuk Musiana Yudhawasthi, Yeni Azharani, and Djaliati Sri Nugrahani
A Longitudinal Analysis of Navigating Ethical Reflections Through the Evolution of Information Profession Dreams
Rahmi Rahmi and Rusdan Kamil
Imagining the Future of Records Management: An Analysis of the SRIKANDI in Indonesia through Documentation Studies
Suprayitno Suprayitno, Rahmi Rahmi, and Zulfatun Sofiyani
Documents in the Age of Non-Human Agency
Bernt Ivar Olsen-Kristiansen Dr and Niels W. Lund
Thinking with Our Grandmothers: Past, Epidata, and Future in Designing a Proximity Affordance
Laurie J. Bonnici, Brian C. O'Connor, and Gary Samson
Time and The Catalogue
Alec Mullender
Looking Back for Future Generations: An Exploration of the U.S. Census for Genealogical Research
Melanie Mohler
The Living Document: Medical Records as a Malleable Presence
Camilla Lyckblad
Framing Motions: Thoughts on Proximity & Recorded Motions, with a Demonstration Using Moving Image Choreographic Documents
Jodi Kearns and Brian C. O'Connor
Documenting Sensation: Reimagining Urban Data for Equity and Sustainability
Nathan R. Johnson and Meredith A. Johnson
Conversations on Cultural Heritage: Confirming the Family Home as an Archive
Vanessa Reyes and Vanessa Irvin
Conceptual Curiosity: Sense(un)making
Rebekah L. Cowell
Creative Work
The Living Document
Camilla Lyckblad
Issue Editors
- Editor
- Carrie Boettcher
- Editor, DOCAM'24 Chair
- Tim Gorichanaz
- Editor
- Jodi Kearns
Conference Information
- Theme: Documents from the Future
- September 19-20, 2024
- Philadelphia, PA, USA
DOCAM'24 Program
College of Computing & Informatics,
Drexel University