Updates to a few workshops

Author: escowles

_data/speakers.yml

@@ -62,6 +62,27 @@
   institution:
   bio:
   slack:
+  image_src: "/assets/img/speakers/Thimios-Dimopulos.jpg"
+- id: brian-zelip
+  keynote: false
+  name: Brian Zelip
+  last: Zelip
+  pronouns:
+  position-title:
+  institution:
+  bio:
+  slack:
+  image_src: "/assets/img/speakers/Brian-Zelip.jpg"
+- id: zeff-morgan
+  keynote: false
+  name: Zeff Morgan
+  last: Morgan
+  pronouns:
+  position-title:
+  institution:
+  bio:
+  slack:
+  image_src: "/assets/img/speakers/Zeff-Morgan.jpg"
 - id: mark-eaton
   keynote: false
   name: Mark Eaton
@@ -80,12 +101,12 @@
   institution:
   bio:
   slack:
-- id: jesper-solheim-johansen
+- id: frode-opdahl
   keynote: false
-  name: Jesper Solheim Johansen
+  name: Frode Opdahl
   pronouns:
-  position-title:
-  institution:
+  position-title: CEO
+  institution: Keenious
   bio:
   slack:
 - id: julia-corrin

_posts/2026-03-05-hands-on-with-archivesspace-docker-installation-customization-and-api-integration.md

@@ -15,7 +15,9 @@ location:
 room: 
 speakers:
 - thimios-dimopulos
-speaker-text: Thimios Dimopulos
+- brian-zelip
+- zeff-morgan
+speaker-text: Thimios Dimopulos, Brian Zelip, and Zeff Morgan
 title: "Hands-On with ArchivesSpace: Docker Installation, Customization, and API Integration"
 ---
 This hands-on workshop provides a comprehensive introduction to deploying and managing ArchivesSpace using Docker. Participants will gain practical experience with installation, configuration, plugin management, database administration, search engine maintenance and basic API usage.

_posts/2026-03-05-running-a-community-georeferencing-event.md

@@ -4,7 +4,9 @@ type: workshop
 categories: workshops
 full: false
 learning-outcomes: ""
-attendee-requirements: "Familiarity with using web interfaces, and a love for old maps!"
+attendee-requirements: "Attendees must bring their own laptops, and will need to create
+    a free user account on the platform to participate. Especially helpful: Familiarity
+    with using web map interfaces, and a love for historical maps!"
 max-attendees: 
 time: pm
 startTime: 1:30pm
@@ -16,4 +18,20 @@ speakers:
 speaker-text: Adam Cox
 title: "Running a Community Georeferencing Event"
 ---
-The website OldInsuranceMaps.net is designed as a "georeferencing commons", a crowdsourcing site where anyone with an internet connection can sign up and georeference historical Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps from the Library of Congress digital collection, using a friendly workflow directly in a browser. Since the initial pilot project in 2022, multiple universities and community groups have carried out "georeference-a-thons", where students and interested citizens alike come together for a few hours and process maps, usually of the city they are in. Some people work, some people look like they are working, and some prefer to browse the site and talk. More importantly, everyone gets to spend time looking at old maps together, and learning about the history of their community. This workshop will be begin with a demo of the platform and examples from last events, and we'll move to a hands-on activity where all attendees will get to work together to georeference maps of Pittsburgh. Attendees will leave with a good understanding of how this open source (and open data) platform works, as well as an idea of what it would take to facilitate a similar event in their hometown.
+The website [OldInsuranceMaps.net](https://oldinsurancemaps.net/) is designed as a
+“georeferencing commons”, a crowdsourcing site where anyone with an internet connection
+can sign up and georeference historical Sanborn Fire Insurance Maps from the Library of
+Congress digital collection, using a friendly workflow directly in a web browser. Since
+the initial pilot project in 2022, multiple universities and community groups have
+carried out “georeference-a-thons”, where students and interested citizens alike come
+together for a few hours and process maps, usually of their own city. Some people work,
+some people look like they are working, and some prefer to browse the site and talk.
+More importantly, everyone gets to spend time looking at old maps together, and
+learning about the history of their community. This workshop will be begin with a demo
+of the platform and examples from past events, and we’ll move to a hands-on activity
+where all attendees will work together to georeference maps of Philadelphia or another
+nearby city. Attendees will leave with a good understanding of how this open source
+(and open data) platform works, as well as an idea of what it would take to facilitate
+a similar event in their hometown. Depending on attendee interest and experience levels,
+we can also look at ways to use the resulting georeferenced map layers in other web
+applications and research contexts.

_posts/2026-03-05-using-the-openalex-api-to-explore-metadata-for-250m-research-publications.md

@@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ endTime: 12:00pm
 location: 
 room: 
 speakers:
-- jesper-solheim-johansen
-speaker-text: Jesper Solheim Johansen
+- frode-opdahl
+speaker-text: Frode Opdahl
 title: "Using the OpenAlex API to Explore Metadata for 250M+ Research Publications"
 ---
 As many libraries look for open alternatives to subscription-based databases, OpenAlex has As many libraries look for open alternatives to subscription-based databases, OpenAlex has emerged as a major resource. It offers a comprehensive web interface for searching, but unlike many proprietary tools, it also provides fully open access to its underlying data. This dataset contains metadata for hundreds of millions of works, authors, and institutions.