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Introduction Greetings from the Hosting Sections Academic Concept Helping Hands

How to survive in Slovenia & Austria

Programme Good To Know Programme (Graphic) Monday - Wednesday noon Wednesday afternoon - Friday Friday Afternoon - Saturday (Graz)

Workshops Maps of the Workshops Workshops in Details

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GreetinGs from the hostinG sections

Dear participants,

we are delighted to welcome you to the Annual Conference 2018 “Work in Progress” in Maribor, organised by ISHA Graz and ISHA Maribor. This is the first time that a conference is planned by two ISHA sections. We are thankful for the opportunity to experience first-hand the advantages, but also the challenges that come with the process of working on the organisation of an event from two cities.

The idea of the overall topic arose by numerous conversations about the growing importance of digitalization in our society. Universities, such as the university of Graz started to focus on digitalization by establishing a new department for digital humanities. Our idea was to introduce not only the theory of this new field, but also to make the workshops more practical than they have been before.

The most important part of the program are our ten different workshops dealing with different approaches in digitalization. In the workshop you will deal with different competences and skills from several studies. Moreover, we prepared a cultural program to make you discover our two small, but beautiful cities.

We want to take this opportunity to express our gratitude to everyone who was included in the organising process and to our sponsors who made this conference possible!

To conclude, we would like to tell you howhappy and thankful we are that youdecided to participate in this conference. We hope that we have a great time together with new insights and fruitful discussions!

Best wishes,

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Domen Kodrič & Michaela Mayrhofer

Main Organizers

AcAdemic Conceptintroduction

Digital Humanities present a new way of re-evaluading already asked scientific questions and gaining new knowledge from them. Furthermore, the "classical" skill set of a historian-to-bet has changed. Nowadays it's important to be aware of how to use digitalized historical sources, how to make digital exhibitions or how to use a blog for scientific purpose. Digitalization also brings a new perception of media: Video Games, YouTube Channels, Art, Films or Comics enable a new way of presenting historical events. In addition to that the historical content gets changed through the limitations and possibilities of that specific medium.

Furthermore, Digitalization offers a change in the "classical" job description of a historian. This leads to the necessarity of a broader view on scientific topics, which means a stronger connection between the disciplines. Historians, art historians, geo-graphers and philosophers can all be involved in the same Digital Humanities project.

The ISHA Annual Conference 2018 focuses on this interdisciplinary approach in the Digital Humanities. Therefore it was our priority to include a variety of workshopleades with different scientific backgrounds and to create with them workshops with a more practical approach. The topic of the AC2018 is focuses on Historical science and how it changed through the Digital Humanities. This Modernizationthrough Digitalization is still ongoing and therefore, the Humanities (& History) is still a WORK IN PROGRESS.

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Doris Stadler

Main Workshop CoordinatorMain Organizer

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helpinG hAndsintroduction

The Main Organizers would like to thank the Workshopleaders and all the people who helped organizing the ISHA Annual Conference 2018. We wouldn't been able to do this without every single one of you! Thank you

Juliane Linner

Tarik Puškar

Max Linser

Christoph

Schneeweiss

David Prajnc

Viktoria Wind

Sara Hajdinac

in sloveniA & AustriAHow to survive

Smoking inside is NOT allowed. Few bars have indoor smoking area, but otherwise you’ll have to go outside for a smoke. Or you could also quit smo-king, nobody would be angry at you.

You are allowed to drink in public as long as you don’t cause trouble and break stuff of course. So sitting in the park with beers is totally fine. But of course in the evening, when the academic programme is over.

Sadly, Slovenia might be the most expensive of the ex-Yugo countries. For a beer in a bar you’ll usually pay around 2,20 - 2,50€, and a pack of cigarettes is around 3,50 - 3,70€ on average.

Austrian Bars have smoking and non-smoking areas. If you are not sure in which area you are sitting , then just check for ash trais. If non are to be found then you are in the non-smoking area.

It's not allowed to drink in public in the citycenter/ old part (Innenstadt) of Graz.But as log as you behave (not damaging stuff, not being loud etc.) nobody will care.

In comparison to Maribor is in Graz the price for a 0,5l beer around 3,20 - 4,20 € . A pack of cigarettes is around 5,00€ on average.

Hello Good bye Please – Prosim Thank you Open Closed Good morning/day/evening One beer please One good/not so good beer please Another round »Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries.«

Zdravo Adijo

ProsimHvala

Odprto Zaprto

Dobro jutro/ Dober dan/ Dober vecer

Eno pivo prosimEno Laško/ En Union

prosimŠe eno rundo

»Tvoja mama je bila hrcek in tvoj oce je smrdel po bezgu.«

Slovenian - English Austrian - EnglishSerwas/Grias di!

Pfiati!Daunksche fia ois

BittscheZum Wui!

A Hoiwe , bittscheKau i an Spritzer haum?Wo kau ma do gscheid

fuatgeh?Dirndl/Bua, heid bist owa wieda gscheid

feschDu bist sias

I mog di vuigas

HelloByeThanks for everythingpleaseCheers!A large beer, pleaseMay I have some spritzer?Where can we go to party hard?Girl/Boy, today you look mighty fine!

You are cuteI really like you

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phone numbers

In case of confusion/ emergency/ love just call:

in Maribor: Domen Kodric +386 41 241 028 David Prajnc +386 41 986 761 Ajda Tomazic +386 40 705 962

in Graz: Doris Stadler +43 664 9477507 Michi Mayrhofer +43 650 5259360DayTrip: Julianne Linner +43 650 3811577

They are reachable 24/7 and they will try their best to help you.

Call me, maybe?

More Contacts

Hostel Pekarna +386 59 180 880Hostel Dijaški dom Lizike Jancar +386 23 004 600

Mestni Taxi 080 8017 Taxi Štajerka +368 70 868 410 Fake Taxi +386 40 868 459

European emergency call 112Fire department 122Police 133

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Notes:

Monday, 02/04 18.00 – 19.30: DinnerDijaški dom Lizike Jancar Titova cesta 24a

20.00 - ?: Ice Breaking PartyMC PekarnaOb zeleznici 16

Tuesday, 03/04 08.00 – 09.00: Breakfast

Group 1: Hostel PekarnaOb zeleznici 16

Group 2: Dijaški dom Lizike Jancar Titova cesta 24a 09.30 – 13.00: Opening CeremonyMaribor City CastleGrajska ulica 2

13.30 – 14.00: LunchDijaški dom Lizike Jancar Titova cesta 24a 14.00 – 18.00: Workshopssee the location of your workshop page 14

18.30 – 19.30: DinnerDijaški dom Lizike Jancar Titova cesta 24a

20.00 - ?: Pub Crawlmeeting point: Hostel Pekarnafinal pub: Štuk Gosposvetska cesta 83

Wednesday, 04/04

08.00 – 09.00: Breakfastsee tuesday

09.30 – 13.00: Workshopssee the location at your workshop see page 14

13.00 – 14.00: LunchDijaški dom Lizike Jancar Titova cesta 24a

14.00 – 18.00: Workshopssee page 14

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Thursday, 05/04 08.00 – 09.00: Breakfastsee page 8

09.30 – 13.00: City Tourmeeting point: Hostel Pekarna

13.00 – 14.00: LunchDijaški dom Lizike Jancar Titova cesta 24a

14.00 – 17.00: Workshopssee page 14

17.00 – 18.30: How to ISHAMain University Building MariborSlomškov trg 15


WednesdAy Afternoon - fridAy

20.00 – ?: NDFP (National Drinks and Food Party)Dvorana GustafOb zeleznici 16

Friday, 06/04 08.00 – 09.00: Breakfastsee page 8

09.30 – 12.30: Final ConclusionFaculty of ArtsKoroška cesta 160

12.30 – 13.30: LunchFaculty of ArtsKoroška cesta 160

13.30 – 18.00: State of Affairs/ General AssemblyFaculty of ArtsKoroška cesta 160

18.30 – 19.30: DinnerFaculty of ArtsKoroška cesta 160

20.00 - ?: SurpriseMC Pekarna Ob zeleznici 16

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Saturday, 07/04 08.00 – 09.00: Breakfastsee page 8

09.30: Day Trip @ Grazmeeting point in Maribor: Hostel Pekarna

Arrival in Graz: Girardigasse

Group 1: 11.15 -15.00 Walking to the Castle Ruin Gösting with Max Linser

Group 2: 11.30 - 15.30 scavenger hunt through Graz with Julianne Linner

Group 3: 11.30 - 15.30 Graz City Tour & Styrian Armoury visit with Viktoria Wind

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Group 4: 11:30 - 15.30 City Park & Café Ralley with Christoph Schneeweiss & Donika Tsanovska

15.30 - 16.30: Free Time

16.30 Meeting point: Girardigasse

16.30 - 20.30: Buschenschank Weinhof Dunkl & Buschenschank

21.00: Return to Maribor

21.00 - ?: Farewell Party Kaos Gosposvetska cesta 84

Sunday, 08/04: 08.00 – 09.00: Breakfastsee page 8

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* Games WS * Maps WS * Youtube WS * Digital Tools WS * Digital Art WS * PHD WS

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1. MAPS Workshop

Workshopleaders: Silvia DOPLER, Lukas MEISINGER (both EGEA Graz)

Location: Dijaški dom Lizike JancarTitova cesta 24a

We all use maps in our everyday life but have you ever questioned a map that you used? We would like to open our participants minds for a different view on maps. We will guide them through the topic of maps and their production then and now. Together we will find out the difference between topographic and thematic maps and their cartographic design. In a practical way we will introduce them into map interpretation for a correct understanding and usage of maps.

Logghe Anselm (ISHA Ghent)Pešut Dominik (ISHA Zagreb)Sprick Juliane (ISHA Berlin)Katsarkov Dimitar (ISHA Sofia)

Kraus David (ISHA Heidelberg)Pataki Tamara (ISHA Berlin)Jeswein Eric (ISHA Berlin)

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2. BLOG Workshop

Workshopleaders: Michaela Mayrhofer (ISHA Graz), Ben Harding

Location: Hostel PekarnaOb zeleznici 16

Blogging has become one of the most popular ways of communicating and spreading information around the world. It is an excellent medium for the transmission of ideas to a broad readership – expanding traditional methods of knowledge exchange and developing inter-disciplinary relationships. Our workshop will provide an introduction on how to write a blog entry, as well as how to build a blog and make it successful by instilling the best practices for creating and marketing content.

Wilson Alyssa (ISHA Prague)Erceg Sonja (ISHA Osijek)Vergos Konstantinos (ISHA Thessaloniki)

De Santos Lizzie (ISHA Kent)Revill James (ISHA Kent)

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3. GAMES (Intermediality) Workshop

Workshopleaders: Rok PIRIH (ISHA Maribor), Luca GALARDINI (ISHA Roma)


Videogames are often perceived as a useless activity for teenagers, an activity that doesn’t bring anything valuable for society. But in this workshop, we will prove that videogames, like others medias such as literacy and cinematography, can be a source for the comprehension of the past. We will explain how videogames based on History can directly or indirectly inform the players on historical facts and teach them some aspects of the history often forgotten in traditionnal studies and its the limits.

Pascucci Viviano (ISHA Roma)Lassinger Ivica (ISHA Osijek)Hough Sean (ISHA Jena)

Pusztai Peter Attila (ISHA Budapest)Stefan Shterjov (ISHA Skopje)Ancuta Stefan (ISHA Vienna)

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4. DIGITAL ART Workshop

Workshopleaders: Doris STADLER, Ajda GOZNIK (both ISHA Graz)


Analysing and making art changed through the possibilities of digitalisation. There are more and more projects where the arts are trying to find new tools for their area. Therefore will focus of the workshop be on di-gital art projects that try to push the limits of the "traditional/classic" discipline. The participants will get an introduction to digital art history with a special focus on using its tools through case studies.

Päbst Raphael (ISHA Marburg)Vrhovec Valentina (EGEA)

Veric Ive (ISHA Split)Grodzinska Magdalena (ISHA Warsaw)

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5. YOUTUBE Workshop

Workshopleaders: Domen Kodric,Darjan Lorencic (both ISHA Maribor)


Many YouTube channels offer short videos about history. This workshop will focus on some of those videos and how the historical content is presented in them and who the target group is. We’ll want to see, how such videos are useful for academics and how for other people? We’ll discuss how long and detailed should such videos be, what information can we afford to skip and what can be simplified to certain extent. In the end we’ll try sum up our conclusions and create a short video of our own.

Acevedo Ana Maria (ORCEH)Weber Christian (ISHA Graz)Eckert Maximilian (ISHA Marburg)

Lohmann Daria (ISHA Berlin)Kren Lara (ISHA Ljubljana)Hamidulla Miran (ISHA Helsinki)Pösche Helge (ISHA Berlin)

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6. MUSEUM Workshop

Workshopleaders: Saskia Spreitz (ISHA Graz), Saša Jeric, Štefan Hadalin (both ISHA Maribor)

Location: Hostel PekarnaOb zeleznici 16

It´s very important to provide an overview about classical museology theories (Stransky, Waidacher) to create a base to guarantee that all participants start with the same level of knowledge. Afterwards we want to combine the theoretical and practical part within visiting a common museum and a virtual museum. At this point we´re able to focus on a discussion about pros and cons.

Nikolova Yordana (ISHA Sofia)Eisleb Miriam (ISHA Berlin)Hanisch Nicole (ISHA Berlin)Rieke Natascha (ISHA Marburg)

Kaloyan Petkov (ISHA Sofia)Cola Valentina (ISHA Roma)Busch Dora (ISHA Berlin)Mehrabi Mina (ISHA Berlin)

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7. TEACHING Workshop

Workshopleaders: Raphael Tukovics,Boris Cesar

Location: MMSMTrg revolucije 9

Digital technology changed every aspect of everyday life and for sure did not stop before changing the way we perceive and convey history. In school as well as museums and other educational institutions those with knowledge are in power of creating meaning for the uninitiated viewer, listener and learner. Due to that the workshop will focus on creating a little exhibition to show the other participants how knowledge is power.

Kulczewska Weronika (ISHA Warsaw)Šoba Miha (ISHA Ljubljana)Noemi Dalma Toth (ISHA Budapest)

Nemeth Patrik (ISHA Budapest)Bašic Anamarija (ISHA Split)Papamichael Agni Agathi (ISHA Nicosia)

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8. DIGITAL TOOLS FOR HISTORY WorkshopWorkshopleaders: Joze Glavic, Christopher Pollin


Goal of the workshop is to show how can Historians with little or none knowledge about computer technology use the digital tools for different purposes. From research, analyzing or presentation tools.How it can make your job easier and how it opens new possibilities in search of the answers to our questions. With our guided trip to archive, we will see a practical example how history and technology can work together.

Piskacova Zora (Munich)Smirnova Anastasia (Vienna)

Harmo Ahto (ISHA Helsinki)

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9. PHD Workshop

Workshopleaders: Susanne Korbel (ISHA Graz),

Phillip Berghofer


In our workshop we wish to address the most curious parts of a young academic’s life. We want to delve into questions such as how to apply for fellowships, grants and conferences, and how to get your thesis written and articles published. We look forward to an in-depth discussion on doing a PhD. The workshop discloses efficient methods that help you to improve your academic life. The workshop leaders are Philipp and Susanne.

Bari Bence (ISHA Budapest)Glauser Ryan (ISHA Berlin)

Molnar Daniel (ISHA Budapest)Prochniak Magda (ISHA Warsaw)Milijic Petar (ISHA Berlin)

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10. THE (GREAT) Media in WWI Workshop

Workshopleaders: Ajda Tomazic, David Kramberger (both ISHA Maribor), Petra Proske (ISHA Graz)

Location: MMSNTrg revolucije 9

A picture is worth a thousand words – espically if that picture was used for propaganda reasons during wartime. This workshop will try to examine the modernization of picture propaganda during the period of the Great War and the technical progress that came with it. The main focus will be set on the manner of depiction in a political context with an insert on the visible and invisible technical aspects of photography and picture propaganda.

Bykov Yuri (ISHA Kaliningrad)Samide Matej (ISHA Berlin)Tukovic Adam (ISHA Osijek)Ozge Ozal (ISHA Istanbul)

Erdogan Hatice (ISHA Istanbul)Tabatt Hannes (ISHA Berlin)Nedeloiu Ioan Stefan (ISHA Bucharest)Achleitner Marius (ISHA Vienna)

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the Booklet · Digital Humanities present a new way of re-evaluading already asked scientific questions and gaining new knowledge from them. Furthermore, the "classical" skill set