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- 6. “We transform the world with culture! We want to build on Europe’s rich heritage and make it easier for people to use, whether for work, for learning or just for fun.” Pferd Pyramiden der Mädchen Heinrich Hamann, 1900 Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg CC0
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- 13. Our network of data partners ● Europeana data providers: Cultural heritage institutions providing content and metadata to Europeana ● National and domain aggregators: Gathering metadata for institutions for countries and on specific domains (e.g. music, archaeology), making it available for Europeana Europeana CC BY-SA Europeana CC BY-SA
- 14. Title here CC BY-SA Our data landscape ● Europeana collects metadata under a CC0 licence and links to digital objects as part of the metadata ● We encourage institutions to provide metadata in Europeana Data Model (EDM) ● Data is enriched with open, multilingual and technically available metadata - more to come later Europeana CC BY-SA
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- 17. Research Europeana CC BY-SA ● Research grants programme (calls for projects at start of each academic year) ● Connecting to Europe- wide research infrastructures (CLARIN, and future partnerships with EHRI, Parthenos, DARIAH and EUDAT) ● Building a community of those using Europe's digital cultural heritage to deliver new knowledge and insights
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- 24. Exhibitions ● Create and share engaging narratives ● Showcase collections in a visually appealing format ● Multi-institutional, pan-European and multilingual http://www.europeana.eu/portal/exhibitions ● Flexible platform: embed video, animation, audio, Pinterest... Europeana CC BY-SA
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- 33. Title here CC BY-SA 2018 - European Year of Cultural Heritage Europeana CC BY-SA
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- 38. Get in touch E: [email protected] @CultureDoug douglaskmccarthy linkedin.com/in/douglaskmccarthy Cy + Relics, Rome, 1952 Robert Rauschenberg Robert Rauschenberg Foundation Public Domain CC BY-SAEuropeana CC BY-SA