Schedule for textAV event 19-20-21 July 2017

subject to change. Join #textav_event in hyperaud.io slack to keep up to date with any changes.

9.30 AM // Breakfast

10-10.30 AM // Welcome + Warm Up

Quick welcome + a chance to get to know who is in the room, expect to stand up :)

10.30-11.30 AM // Presentations

1. Interactive Transcripts (Overview) & hyperaud.io // Mark Boas, Hyperaud.io
2. Object-based Broadcasting: A Brief Overview //Chris Baume , BBC R&D
3. Tv Archive AI pipeline // Internet Archive, Dan Schultz
4. 🔪✅⬇️ (Annotations models) // Blaine Cook, Condé Nast

11.30-12.15 AM // Facilitate round table on problem domains

Facilitated overview of problem areas identified. Problem/opportunities for the tech and semi/actionable opportunity for us together, writing a standard, a library, create interoperability, etc.

12.15 - 1.30 PM // Lunch

1.30 - 4.30 PM // Knowledge share Presentations

1. oTranscribe // Elliot Bentley, WSJ
2. WebAv // Alex Norton, BBC News Labs
3. Interactive Transcription // Joanna S. Kao, FT
4. PopUp Archive & Audiosear.ch, search API for podcasts // Bailey Smith, PopUp Archive
5. Opened Captions: Real Time Caption API // Dan Schultz, Internet Archive
6. Opened Captions annotated articles //Ryan Mark, Vox Media
7. Microsoft STT & Cognitive Services // Heather Shapiro, Microsoft
8. From Spoken Word To Sheet Music // Brian Foo
9. FrameTrail // Joscha Jäger, Open HyperVideo
10. The Problem domain with Archives // Dave Rice, CUNY TV / Steven, Villereal University of Virginia Library

4.30 - 5.00 PM // Planning for next day

Based on presentations so far, conversation about how we can collaborate and add value.

9.30 AM // Breakfast

10 -11 AM // Presentations

1. Captions and TV Archives // Tracey Jaquith, Internet Archive
2. YouTube for Publishers (Europe) at the Guardian // Gideon Goldberg, The Guardian
3. Extending audiogram with automated transcriptions // Alex Norton, BBC News Labs
4. "You Say 'Tomato', I say 'Tomato' ", lessons learnt from the Palestinian Remix // Laurian Gridinoc, Hyperaud.io
5. Text-based audio editing in radio production, BBC Dialogger // Chris Baume, BBC R&D
6. autoEdit v2 // Pietro Passarelli, autoEdit.io

11 - 12.15 PM // Unconference planning

In unconference style there will be some time for participants to chose and discuss which projects/topics they'd like to discuss and get involved with for the rest of the event. Topics projects and problem domains from textAV trello board.

Groups hack on their domains / topics (eg more documentation, new prototype, refactor module into standalone component from existing project, et etc).

Where possible we encourage you to look through the textAV trello board some time before the event and engage with the participants on the hyperaud.io slack to reach out to the people behind the projects/topics/problem domains you find most interesting or are curious about.

12.15 - 1.30PM // Lunch

1.30 - 5.00 PM // Unconference

6 PM // Socialising in a place nearby TBC - Optional

We can meet for informal Socialising drinks/food in a place nearby tbc

9.30 AM //Breakfast

10 - 12.15 AM //Unconference

Continuing from day 2 groups hack on their domains / topics (eg more documentation, new prototype, refactor module into standalone component from existing project, et etc)

12.15 - 1.30 AM //Lunch

13:30 - 3.00 PM //Unconference

groups Continuing hack on their domains / topics (eg more documentation, new prototype, refactor module into standalone component from existing project, et etc)

3.00 - 4.00 PM //Documentation

Groups wrap up what they have been working on, and where appropriate produce some kind of documentation to leave a record of what they have been up to. As well as to setup any further future collaboration on the subject.

This can vary depending on what you and your group have decided to focus on. If you are unsure about what form the documentation should take, reach out to the organisers for some friendly advise :)

4.00 - 5.00 PM //Presentations

Groups present what they have been working on to everyone else. Roadmap and vision.