The AudiAnnotate Extensible Workflow (AWE) project (https://hipstas.github.io/AudiAnnotate/) originates from the premise that facilitating the annotation of audio collections will accelerate access to, promote scholarship with, and extend our understanding of important audio collections, some of which may be currently inaccessible and others which could potentially be lost forever.

This AudiAnnotate workshop will help participants make audio and its interpretations more discoverable and usable by teaching them to extend the use of the newest IIIF (International Image Interoperability Framework) standard for audio with the development of the AudiAnnotate web application and documented workflows and that will facilitate the use of existing best-of-breed, open source tools for audio annotation (Audacity), for public code and document repositories (GitHub), and audio presentation (Universal Viewer) to produce, publish, and sustain shareable W3C Web Annotations for individual and collaborative audio projects.

Learning objectives include how to start, collaborate on, and publish an AudiAnnotate project. This workshop will be led by Tanya Clement and Kayleigh Voss