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Arturo A.
I am a passionate reader and I am in favor of the freedom of knowledge
Ayten
from 'Ivan Sergeevich Turgenev"Primary school,Razgrad,Bulgaria
I am a teacher who works on an Erasmus + project on Cultural Heritage
Bodhisattwa
from CIS-A2K
I am a Wikimedia volunteer currently working as Wikidata coordinator at CIS-A2K.
Tuomas
from Yle Archives
Historian working at Yle Archives in Finland.
Helena
from The National Museum of Finland
Humanist working as a researcher in the Finnish National museum (prison collection)
Virginia
Maps nut, historian by education, games producer by chance
Pekka
from Finnish Broadcasting Company (Yle)
Information Specialist at Yle Archives and amateur programmer.
Louise
from Tactical Tech
Hi, I'm Louise, I am an events coordinator on The Glass Room, an exhibition of varying formats that explores data, privacy and our relationship with the technologies and platforms we use in our everyday lives.
Ranjit
artists & designers working with archives
Jose Eduardo
from Europeana
I am a Machine Learning Engineer at Europeana, and my main interest is in automatic enrichment
Larissa
from Swedish National Heritage Board
Opening up cultural heritage by digital means - and representing the SOCH, the Swedish national aggregator for cultural heritage data here.
Mikko
from University of Helsinki & Aalto University
Digital Humanities and Linked Data researcher
Momoko
I have always been interested in art and design, and have done research in visual literacy and information design related to the use of cultural resources.
Inker-Anni
from Sámi Archives, Finland
Senior Research Officer
Sofia
Maria
I am an openglam advocate!
Paavo
I am an Ethnology & Geoinformatics student and enthusiast of open cultural heritage and participatory GIS
Live sketches
by
Donald
Draw live infront of the camera and compete with other artist with in a time limit and colaberate
Calendar 2021
by
Katri Niinikangas
A calendar that uses open content creatively.
Visualizing WWII art dealer networks in 60,000 artworks
by
Laurel
Challenge: Detect and visualize Nazi art looting networks in 60,000 artworks?
Sum of all Indian paintings datathon
A datathon about Indian paintings on Wikidata
All Creatures Welcome
by
Sandra
The documentary film All Creatures Welcome sketches a utopian image of society in the digital era.
Mergin Ajapaik to data pools
Improving Ajapaik filters and access to external repositeries via linked data
Bringing open image to life using Web AR
Open collections re-imagined to make them alive and interactive
Fortepan Iowa
by
Bettina Fabos
A searchable archive of regional family snapshots organized according to place and time
Ravine - re-use of Public Domain archives for a modern rock video
by
Ranjit Menon
Ravine - Public Domain archives for a debut rock video
Months of African Cinema Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
by
Sam
Join the Wikipedia contest/edit-a-thon for creating African cinema-related articles!
Join the workshop on Monday 19 October
17:00 UTC
Depictathon
by
Suvi King,
Inker-Anni Linkola-Aikio,
Anne Seipiharju,
Bas Nederveen,
Isla Haddow-Flood,
Florence Devouard
Decolonizing collections metadata online
Join the workshop on Monday 19 October
11:00 UTC
Wikipedia Weekly Network - LIVE Wikidata editing
by
Jan Ainali,
Albin Larsson
Live editing and visualization building on Wikidata.
Join the workshop on Monday 19 October
12:00 UTC
Keep Calm and Spot the Design Tricks
This workshop explores the world of persuasive design and design tricks, which are design decisions on websites, apps, and in advertisements that provoke us emotionally and persuade us to click, share, and buy.
Join the workshop on Monday 19 October
16:00 UTC
So GIF-ted! Animating cultural heritage collections for #GIFITUP2020
A workshop exploring simple animation techniques and free tools available online to create #GIFITUP2020 submissions
Join the workshop on Monday 19 October
9:00 UTC
Translation sprint
Come and help us translate important core documents for the Open GLAM community!
Join the workshop on Monday 19 October
10:00 UTC
Rephotography and other enrichments of pictorial heritage on Ajapaik crowdsourcing platform
by
kimmo.virtanen@gmail.com,
vahur@ajapaik.ee
Transfering historical images from GLAM databases to Ajapaik and enrich them.
Join the workshop on Monday 19 October
8:00 UTC
Telling the stories of amazing scientists with open data.
by
Kat Thornton
Enrich the digital stories related to the lives of scientists with content from Wikimedia projects.
Join the workshop on Monday 19 October
18:00 UTC
Help Identify Fallen Finnish WW2 Soldiers
In this workshop we list tag numbers of missing Finnish WW2 soldiers to help identify them when found on the field.
Introduction to the open geo commons
by
Arun Ganesh
Exploring linked open geographic content
Join the workshop on Monday 19 October
15:00 UTC
What is a GLAM hackathon?
by
Franziska Mucha,
Ivonne Kristiani / Retas Budaya,
Ilias Kyriazis / Coding da Vinci,
Tuomas Nolvi / Hack4FI
We will hear about experiences and see examples of outcomes from organizers of creative reuse events around the globe.
Accessing cultural heritage – Approaches from high to low
by
Angeliki Tzouganatou and Quoc-Tan Tran / POEM,
Jolan Wuyts from Europeana,
Anni Saisto from the Pori Art Museum in Finland,
Thomas Flynn from Sketchfab,
Alden Page from Creative Commons Search,
Ryan King from the Smithsonian,
Henrik Summanen from the Swedish National Heritage Board
Examples of Open Access to cultural heritage from across institutions
Museum APIs
from
Mia Ridge
A collection of museum, gallery, library, archive, archaeology and assorted sources for machine-readable data
Cultural Heritage 3D Models on Sketchfab
from
Various
Sketchfab hosts 3D models from hundreds of GLAM organisations from all over the world, many thousands of which are available for download and remix under Creative Commons licenses - everything from dinosaur skeletons, ancient Egyptian statues, archaeological digs and more are available.
Retas Budaya Open Culture Collection
from
Sumatran Numismatic Museum, Horison Magazine, Dewantara Kirti Griya Museum, Dirgantara Mandala Museum, Ajip Rosidi Library, Museum Bank Indonesia, Museum Pasifika, Indonesian Islamic Art Museum, Indonesian Heritage Museum, History of Java Museum, Indonesian Visual Art Archive
Open cultural collection (images and texts) from Indonesian GLAM institutions in partnership with Retas Budaya, cultural hack & festival.
Mapping Manuscript Migrations Knowledge Graph
from
Aalto University, Oxford e-Research Centre (the Bodleian Libraries), the University of Pennsylvania Libraries, the Institut de recherche et d’histoire des textes
The Mapping Manuscript Migrations knowledge graph links disparate datasets from Europe and North America to provide an international view of the history and provenance of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts.
