Presentations

Where available, slides are in PDF format,  audio in mp3.

Perspectives

• Luciana Duranti, “A Framework for Digital Heritage Forensics.” Slides | Audio
• Stephen Eniss, “Marian Moore’s Sofa.” Text | Audio
• Seamus Ross, No Title. Audio

Education and Training

• Brad Glisson, No Title. Slides | Audio
• Cal Lee, “Toward a Digital Acquisition Learning Library.” Slides | Audio
• Pat Galloway, “Educating for Digital Archiving.” Slides | Audio
• Robert Maxwell, No Title. Audio

Fieldwork

• Pete Hornsby, “Forensics and the Salman Rushdie Papers.”  Slides | Audio
• Michael Olson, “Digital Forensics @ Stanford Libraries.”  Slides | Audio
• Susan Thomas, “Digital Forensics and Bodeleian Electronic Archives & Manuscripts (BEAM).” Slides | Audio
• Jeremy Leighton John, “iCuration and Virtual Archival Computing.” Slides | Audio

Government Practitioners

• William Eber, No Title.
• Barbara Guttmann, “Computer and Mobile Forensics Standards.” Slides | Audio
• Simson Garfinkel, “Automated Forensics Research at NPS.” Slides | Audio
• Leo Scanlon, “Recovering Data of Forensic Interest.” Slides | Audio

Overview of Draft Report

• Matthew Kirschenbaum, “Overview.” Slides | Audio
• Gabriela Redwine, “Challenges.” Slides | Audio
• Richard Ovenden, “Custodial Issues.” Slides | Audio

Unless otherwise noted, all works are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.

The original schedule for the symposium can be viewed here.