All contributions take the form of an extended abstract prepared according to the IDCC 2027 submission guidelines.
Extended abstracts must have up to 2500 words and describe the work being proposed for presentation and its relevance to the workshop topics. Submissions must use the provided template on the DCC website.
Submissions are in English and must be submitted as PDF via EasyChair through the following link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=cair2027
Accepted abstracts will be scheduled for 15-minute presentations followed by 5 minutes for questions, grouped across two paper sessions.
Submissions will be reviewed single-blind by at least two members of the programme committee, drawn from across the AI, HCI, digital humanities, and cultural heritage communities. Review criteria: relevance to the workshop’s central concerns; novelty and significance of the contribution; methodological rigour; clarity of presentation; and, for empirical work, evidence of engagement with curator practice rather than curator-as-abstraction.