Workshops
The twelve-week teaching schedule: what happens in each workshop, what to prepare, and what leaves the room.
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The office that ate itself
How can we measure a copy becoming harder to read?
Week 1 · 24 February 2027
Hiss as a signature
Which shared features are useful evidence of a common intermediate copy?
Week 2 · 3 March 2027
What the ear cannot hear
How would we test whether repeated re-encoding caused a measured change?
Week 3 · 10 March 2027
The poor image
Can different histories fit the same available image evidence?
Week 4 · 17 March 2027
The scriptorium
Which copying mistakes can become useful evidence?
Week 5 · 24 March 2027
Reading the damage backwards
Which family tree does the evidence support, and what remains unknown?
Week 6 · 31 March 2027
When ancestry becomes hard to read
What happens to ancestry inference as copying errors increase?
Week 7 · 14 April 2027
Copying without loss
What resources can protect a message from a specified error pattern?
Week 8 · 21 April 2027
The curse of recursion
Under what conditions can recursive sampling lose rare cases?
Week 9 · 28 April 2027
Enhance
Does a convincing restoration match the original?
Week 10 · 5 May 2027
Chain of custody
What does a provenance record establish, and what can it omit?
Week 11 · 12 May 2027
The original that never was
What should this archive preserve, given a limited budget?
Week 12 · 19 May 2027