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Catching The Rain

Hacks and experiments with cultural heritage content, from James Morley

Category: Technology

17 January 202018 June 2020

Collecting and displaying contextual tweets for cultural heritage records

This post outlines a really simple way to gather tweets that relate to cultural heritage objects/records and shows how displaying them on the record pages can add value for users. Whilst only covering Twitter it could be applied to many social media platforms. It’s really quick and simple, using freely Read more …

Technology, No Comments
4 December 2018

My ‘viral’ moment – A Street Near You & the power of linking First World War data sources

A Street Near You started as an idea to demonstrate the potential of combining and enhancing large datasets focused on the First World War. Three weeks after its launch on 9 November it had: had 435,000 unique visitors been tweeted over 3,600 times with links to the site (one tweet Read more …

Technology, Uncategorized, 8 Comments
29 October 201829 October 2018

Representing the ‘average’ soldier from the First World War

How this came about Back in January 2018 I posted some of the image-based work I had been doing on Imperial War Museum’s Bond of Sacrifice collection. As part of this I sent out a tweet with a simple animation. As a result I got chatting to Giuseppe Sollazzo (@puntofisso) Read more …

Technology, Vintage photos, 2 Comments
9 November 20169 November 2016

Linking collections – aiding discovery through Europeana

This blog post supports an ignite talk given at the Europeana AGM, Riga, November 2016 (slides) Quick link: install Chrome extension demonstrator Having worked for two years at Europeana, but now working for Imperial War Museums, a data provider, I wanted to ask the question: What can data providers get back from Europeana, Read more …

Technology, 9 Comments
9 October 20159 February 2016

Europeana plugins and embedding tools – test page

This post is a test page for various independently developed WordPress plugins that include Europeana driven functionality. 1. CHContext plugin Sidebar results (see right) displayed based on the page tags (‘kitten’) using the CHContext plugin 2. DPLA & Europeana search plugin Sidebar search box widgets (see right) created with DPLA & Europeana Read more …

Technology, 2 Comments
6 June 20146 June 2014

GLAMwiki Toolset

Colleagues at Europeana have been working with Wikimedia in the Netherlands, UK, France and Switzerland to develop a powerful toolset that allows bulk importing of publicly available, openly licensed images, audio and video from GLAM institutions (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) into Wikimedia. If you want to know why that’s Read more …

Technology, 10 Comments

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  • A Street Near you – a case study in linking disparate datasets 19 June 2020
  • Collecting and displaying contextual tweets for cultural heritage records 17 January 2020
  • My ‘viral’ moment – A Street Near You & the power of linking First World War data sources 4 December 2018
  • Representing the ‘average’ soldier from the First World War 29 October 2018
  • Linking collections – aiding discovery through Europeana 9 November 2016

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