Hacks and experiments with cultural heritage content, from James Morley
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 …
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 …
Disclaimer: I work for Europeana. But this is still great and I would have blogged about it anyway! I was prompted by a new blog post from my former Kew colleague Anna Saltmarsh – Plants to pixels: enhancing access to Kew’s herbarium collections – to have a closer look at the Read more …