On 27 October students in one of MCW’s Master’s programmes (New Media & Digital Culture) will publicly present the preliminary results of their quest to create engaging stories and interfaces that open up cartographic archives to a general audience. Ten teams will briefly present their work. This is followed by responses and reflections by Kristen Gwinn-Becker from HistoryIT over Skype, and Kelly Mostert who works in the field of audiovisual heritage at The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision. This event is organised in collaboration with HistoryIT, Impakt and the Expertisecentrum Media- en Cultuurwetenschappen of the University of Utrecht.