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The value of open data and the OpenGLAM network
The document discusses the value of open data, emphasizing its role in promoting transparency, participation, and engagement in cultural heritage. It highlights the OpenGLAM network's mission to make knowledge accessible and usable for all, enabling citizens to contribute to cultural content. Additionally, it outlines steps for opening up data and mentions current OpenGLAM activities and resources available for the community.
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The value of open data and the OpenGLAM network
- 2. Overview ● Thevalue of open data...an example ● The OpenGLAM network
- 3. Source: Wien Museum(via Google, via http://habsburger.net)
- 4. The Elisabethbrücke connectedthe districts “Innere Stadt” and “Wieden”until 1897 Source: Wien Museum (via Google, via http://habsburger.net)
- 5. The Elisabethbrücke connectedthe districts “Innere Stadt” and “Wieden”until 1897 Source: Wien Museum (via Google, via http://habsburger.net)
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- 8. Metadata: OAI-PMH Interface High resolution maps: File Download
- 9. “[...] These images[...] are restricted to items that are not covered by copyright protection”
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- 13. Access to machine-readable metadata Identification via URIs Access to digitized high resolution content The value of open data
- 14. Access to machine-readable metadata Identification via URIs Access to digitized high resolution content The value of open data Reuse without technical, legal, or financial restrictions
- 16. Overview ● Thevalue of open data...by example ● The OpenGLAM network
- 17. Open Knowledge Weare a global network to open up knowledge around the world and see it used and useful We unlock knowledge to empower citizens and enable fair, sustainable societies
- 19. What kinds ofopen data?
- 20. Why open updata? Transparency Releasing social and commercial value Participation and engagement
- 22. Who we are ● ● ●
- 23. What we do ● ● ● ●
- 24. A world inwhich our shared cultural heritage is open to all regardless of their background A world in which people are no longer passive consumers of cultural content created by an elite, but contribute, participate, create and share
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- 27. Global Audience ● ● ○ ●
- 29. The Open ImagesProject ➢ ➢ ➢ 1. http://www.slideshare.net/DM2E/open-cultuur-data-14469640
- 30. Make resources discoverable ● ● ● ○ ○
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- 32. How can OpenGLAMhelp? Network ● Mailinglist ● Local groups & ambassadors ● Working group and Advisory Board Information ● Documentation ● OpenGLAM Principles ● Events ● News and blogs Resources ● Open collections ● Culture labs
- 33. Steps to openingup data ➔ ➔ ➔ ➔ ➔ ➔
- 34. No known copyright No rights reserved Attribution Attribution-ShareAlike
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- 36. Engage your audiencearound your open data ➔ ➔ ➔ ➔ ➔ ➔
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- 41. Some current OpenGLAMactivities ● ○ ○ ● ○ ○ ○
- 42. Join us: ●Online channels ● openglam.org ● Mailing list ● Twitter ● Blog ● Working group ● Local groups: Austria, Switzerland, Finland, Germany