Location
Queen's University Belfast
How is digital technology shaping history in public contexts? How do innovations in fields such as AI and immersive technologies shape how the public and researchers interact with history? What are the opportunities, challenges and risks in digital public history – and for historians using these technologies? Which stories – whose stories – are we telling in a digital history world, and which are being pushed out? What is the (digital) future for public history? Does an AI want to take your job? Will human historians one day be replaced by machines?
Keynote Lectures: Prof Keith Lilley (QUB); Prof Alexa Joubin (George Washington University)
‘Difficult Histories and Video Games’ roundtable: Simon Parkin, Esther Wright, Holly Nielsen and Paul Dillon
For more information and to register, please visit: https://www.qub.ac.uk/research-centres/CentreforPublicHistory/annual-conference-24/