AMIA 2024 | Conference Navigators
Conferences can be an intimidating place, whether you’re planning on attending your first or your 25th conference. If you’re new, there’s probably a lot going on that may not be clear or may be unfamiliar. We want the conference to be more welcoming to everyone, and particularly to those who may be attending or presenting for the first time. With that in mind, we want to offer you a Conference 101 guide, a Newcomer’s Orientation on Tuesday, and...
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A few suggestions from Milwaukee locals while you’re in Milwaukee! Milwaukee Art Museum (MAM) America’s Black Holocaust Museum Pabst Mansion Milwaukee Public Museum Haggerty Museum of Art Mitchell Park Domes Charles Allis Art Museum Jewish Museum Milwaukee Harley-Davidson Museum Milwaukee County Historical Society QUICK LUNCH NEAR THE HOTEL? Third Street Market Hall is connected to the hotel via a walkway! County Clare Pub...
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2024 | Sched
AMIA 2024 | AI Program Stream
In the program for 2024, the Conference Committee recognized an organic stream of sessions addressing the opportunities and challenges of AI. This informal stream of programming will kick off with a keynote on Wednesday morning, December 4th. 8:45 AM – 10:45 AM AMIA 2024 Welcome Keynote Conversation 2:00 PM – 3:00 PM Best Practices for Use of Generative AI in Archival Documentaries Rachel Antell, Archival...
Read MoreAMIA 2024 | Exhibit in the Pavilion!
Join us in The Pavilion! The Pavilion is scheduled for two days – Thursday, December 5th and Friday, December 6th. A central meeting point at the conference, it brings together exhibit booths, skill shares, “ask an expert” spaces, and poster sessions. Our goal is to create a hub for sharing information at the conference. Suppliers and service providers have always been a great source of information about what’s new and...
Read MoreAMIA 2024 | Call for Roundtable Topics
Roundtables are informal, collaborative discussions that explore specific topics and issues in a smaller group. While there is a facilitator for each Roundtable, there is no presenter or speaker, and they are open to anyone with an interest in the topic. During these small group topical discussions, everyone’s voice is heard and there is a facilitator for support. Recommend a topic for discussion as an opportunity to discuss and brainstorm...
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