This event is intended for a wide range of participants, including digital image repository managers, content curators, software developers, scholars, and administrators at libraries, museums, and cultural heritage institutions, software firms, and other organizations working with digital images and audio/visual materials. Further details are available on the event website.

A detailed schedule will be released in late April. Sessions will cover many aspects of IIIF, including:

• Experiences implementing version 3.0 of the Image and Presentation APIs
• IIIF Audio/Visual use cases and implementations
• IIIF and STEM resources
• National efforts which include a IIIF component
• The IIIF implementation spectrum: large-scale or small-scale projects
• Interoperability in IIIF contexts and beyond
• Teaching and learning examples and best practices using IIIF resources
• Implementations of IIIF outside of North America/Europe
• Annotation, including full-text or academic use cases
• Discovering IIIF resources
• IIIF communities (3D, archives, museums, etc.)
• Linked Open “Usable” Data (LOUD) and IIIF
• Using IIIF material for Machine Learning and AI

Please note: This event will be held on a platform called Whova. Within 24 hours of registering for this event, you will receive an email notifying you that you may set up your Whova account. Once you have created your account on Whova, you can fill out your personal profile, and once the session schedule is released in mid-to-late April you can add sessions to your Whova and personal calendars.

All attendees of this event are expected to follow the IIIF Code of Conduct.

Sponsors

The IIIF Annual Conference is generously supported by the following Conference Sponsors:

Silver sponsors

• Ex Libris

Bronze sponsors

• Gallery Systems

If you are interested in becoming a conference sponsor, please see the benefits and costs on the sponsorship page and contact admin@iiif.io.