Cheikh Anta Diop University · Senegal
Les manuscrits ajami à l’ère de l’intelligence artificielle : enjeux épistémiques, infrastructures numériques et savoirs africains
Panel 1 · Mon 21 · 11:00
Cheikh Anta Diop University · Senegal
Les manuscrits ajami à l’ère de l’intelligence artificielle : enjeux épistémiques, infrastructures numériques et savoirs africains
Panel 1 · Mon 21 · 11:00
University of Alberta · Canada
Moral Ecology of African Folktales: Grounding Digital Humanities in African Knowledge Systems
Panel 2 · Mon 21 · 16:00
South African Centre for Digital Language Resources (SADiLaR) · South Africa
Preserving Linguistic Memory through FAIR Practices: Lessons from SADiLaR and Ibali
Panel 3 · Tue 22 · 09:00
Leiden University · Netherlands
Difference in Similarity: Visual Narratives in Fulani WhatsApp groups in the Sahel
Panel 4 · Tue 22 · 11:00
University of the Witwatersrand · South Africa
Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs), Citation Practices, and the Empirical Measurement of Knowledge Decolonisation: A Computational Approach
Panel 1 · Mon 21 · 11:00
University of Bayreuth · Germany
Linking African Studies Metadata to Wikidata: A Training-Free Pipeline and the Gaps It Measures
Panel 5 · Wed 23 · 09:00
University of Yaoundé 1 · Cameroon
Traduire sans équivalence : enjeux épistémologiques du transfert linguistique dans un système de traduction automatique à base de règles pour la paire français-ewondo
Panel 6 · Wed 23 · 14:00
University of Yaoundé I · Cameroon
Recherche en sciences sociales et pérennisation des langues africaines à l’ère du numérique
Panel 3 · Tue 22 · 09:00
University of Ebolowa · Cameroon
L’émotion par le non-dit : pour une stratégie d’annotation des émotions chez le personnage de Ramatoulaye dans Une si longue lettre de Mariama Bâ
Panel 2 · Mon 21 · 16:00
FL
University of Helsinki · Finland
AI for the ‘Alphabet without borders’: Piloting generative AI for adaptive multilingual literacy materials in the LILIEMA programme in Senegal
Panel 3 · Tue 22 · 09:00
University of Bayreuth · Germany
Re-coding the Yorùbá Epistemologies in the Era of Artificial Intelligence: A Relational Ethnography of AI-Generated Videos of Ìtàn Ìjàpá, its Creator and Viewers on Facebook and TikTok
Panel 2 · Mon 21 · 16:00
University of the Witwatersrand · South Africa
Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs), Citation Practices, and the Empirical Measurement of Knowledge Decolonisation: A Computational Approach
Panel 1 · Mon 21 · 11:00
Leiden University · Netherlands
Difference in Similarity: Visual Narratives in Fulani WhatsApp groups in the Sahel
Panel 4 · Tue 22 · 11:00
JY
University of Bayreuth · Germany
Linking African Studies Metadata to Wikidata: A Training-Free Pipeline and the Gaps It Measures
Panel 5 · Wed 23 · 09:00
University of Ibadan · Nigeria
Digital Humanities and the “Town Question” in Nigerian History: Accessibility, Co-Production, and Sustainable Infrastructures from a Nigerian Perspective
Panel 7 · Thu 24 · 11:00
JW
University of the Witwatersrand · South Africa
Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs), Citation Practices, and the Empirical Measurement of Knowledge Decolonisation: A Computational Approach
Panel 1 · Mon 21 · 11:00
JM
University of the Gambia · Gambia
AI for the ‘Alphabet without borders’: Piloting generative AI for adaptive multilingual literacy materials in the LILIEMA programme in Senegal
Panel 3 · Tue 22 · 09:00
University of the Witwatersrand · South Africa
Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs), Citation Practices, and the Empirical Measurement of Knowledge Decolonisation: A Computational Approach
Panel 1 · Mon 21 · 11:00
Unaffiliated scholar · Tunisia
Before the Algorithm: Decolonial Computing as a Methodological Prerequisite for AI-Assisted Heritage Research in Africa
Panel 1 · Mon 21 · 11:00
LC
University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg
Beyond the Readable Archive: Historical Codebooks, Large Language Models, and the Precolonial African Bead Trade, 1500–1900
Panel 4 · Tue 22 · 11:00
Moi University · Kenya
Frugal Infrastructures and South-South Ecologies for Sustainable Digital Research in African Humanities
Panel 7 · Thu 24 · 11:00
Leiden University · Netherlands
Difference in Similarity: Visual Narratives in Fulani WhatsApp groups in the Sahel
Panel 4 · Tue 22 · 11:00
LK
Masakhane · South Africa
From Data to Impact: A 4D Framework for Scaling Language AI Across African Languages
Panel 6 · Wed 23 · 14:00
MS
Leiden University · Netherlands
Difference in Similarity: Visual Narratives in Fulani WhatsApp groups in the Sahel
Panel 4 · Tue 22 · 11:00
University of the Witwatersrand · South Africa
Electronic Theses and Dissertations (ETDs), Citation Practices, and the Empirical Measurement of Knowledge Decolonisation: A Computational Approach
Panel 1 · Mon 21 · 11:00
Leiden University · Netherlands
Difference in Similarity: Visual Narratives in Fulani WhatsApp groups in the Sahel
Panel 4 · Tue 22 · 11:00
MK
Joseph Ki-Zerbo University · Burkina Faso
L’IA générique face aux réalités africaines : défis structurels et voies alternatives pour la recherche en cybersécurité au Burkina Faso
Panel 7 · Thu 24 · 11:00
Uppsala University · Sweden
Building NLP/HTR Infrastructure for Ajami Manuscripts
Panel 4 · Tue 22 · 11:00
University of Wisconsin–Madison · United States
Designing Multimodal CALL for African Languages: Pedagogical Innovation Under Infrastructural Constraint
Panel 6 · Wed 23 · 14:00
University of Cape Town Libraries · South Africa
Enriching the Invisible: AI-Assisted Metadata Generation and the Findability of Southern African Heritage Collections
Panel 5 · Wed 23 · 09:00
Preserving Linguistic Memory through FAIR Practices: Lessons from SADiLaR and Ibali
Panel 3 · Tue 22 · 09:00
University of Luxembourg · Luxembourg
Sustainable and Responsible AI Workflows in History from a Global Perspective
Keynote · Mon 21 · 14:00
Masakhane · Nigeria
From Data to Impact: A 4D Framework for Scaling Language AI Across African Languages
Panel 6 · Wed 23 · 14:00
