![]() Peter discussed the potential of applying the functionalities of Web3 towards alternative uses. Peter began by acknowledging the known concerns about Web3, particularly regarding the volatility of cryptocurrency and the common criticisms of NFTs. Peter Van Garderen: “Yes, #web3 stinks but hear me out…” ![]() There were 9 five-minute lightning talks on a variety of topics. ![]() With about 45 people in attendance, the session began with an icebreaker on Slido, which asked “What are you looking forward to the most about this year’s ACA Conference?” The most common replies related to connecting with others, particularly in person, and learning and listening to the discussions.įigure 1 : Screenshot of Icebreaker #1 on Slido, depicting a word cloud with participants’ responsesĪ second icebreaker on Slido occurred later in the event, asking participants “Which tech skill or knowledge would you most like to have or improve on?” Coding in scripting languages, such as Python, was the most selected answer.įigure 2 : S creenshot of Icebreaker #2, depicting a ranking of participants' response s This was my second time attending the Unconference as a new professional, and I appreciated the breadth of resources shared during the conversations. The event encourages anyone interested in IT and digital culture to contribute, as there is no minimum IT experience required. The 15th annual Archives and Technology Unconference (TAATU) occurred via Zoom on June 14, co-chaired by Allie Querengesser and Andréa Tarnawsky. She is passionate about ensuring the stories within archival records can be preserved and shared far into the future. Olivia completed her Master of Information and Master of Museum Studies at the University of Toronto. Olivia White is a Digital Preservation Archivist at Simcoe County Archives.
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