VRA Conference Minneapolis 2024

Invitation Only

This session is open to anyone using or interested in MDID, and everybody is encouraged to ask questions or share about their experiences and use of MDID at their institutions. Andreas Knab from vrcHost will give a very brief update of changes made to the MDID3 application over the past year, with most of the session time dedicated for open discussion.

The Madison Digital Image Database (MDID) is a freely distributed, open source web application originally developed at James Madison University and now supported mainly by vrcHost.

This SIG is sponsored by vrcHost

Since our last pre-pandemic meeting, digital humanities has truly become a significant aspect of the expanded role of many visual resources professionals. This group session seeks to revive the VRA Digital Humanities SIG, building a renewed professional network that supports open knowledge sharing and a sprit of technological adventure. In an informal environment, we will make introductions, share about our workplace roles and current projects, and discuss relevant topics and common trends as they emerge. We will also seek to define how the Digital Humanities SIG can best serve its members throughout the course of the year.

This SIG is sponsored by vrcHost