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Bringing culture to all - Together An introduction into Europeana Joris Pekel Hong Kong, 11/12/2013 @jpekel

An introduction to Europeana - Hong Kong lecture

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Full transcript can be found here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10C4CzLDYRpsj09grxa4oHZ-f8MScHbkk4sKheEyrVSQ/edit Slides of lecture I gave at the Baptist University in Hong Kong and during an Open Culture workshop at the Asia Art Archive. It explains the basics of Europeana, why it was found, how the project works, and deals with the various copyright issues we deal with on a daily basis.

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Bringing culture to all - Together !

An introduction into Europeana Joris Pekel

Hong Kong, 11/12/2013@jpekel

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Content

à About Europeana à About Open Data à Why Europeana? à What are the obstacles? à How are we trying to solve this? à Going forward

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What is Europeana

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What is Europeana

à Found in 2006

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What is Europeana

à Found in 2006à Launch in 2008

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What is Europeana

à Found in 2006à Launch in 2008à “Access to all of Europe’s heritage”

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What is Europeana

à Found in 2006à Launch in 2008à “Access to all of Europe’s heritage”à European Identity

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What is Europeana

à Found in 2006à Launch in 2008à “Access to all of Europe’s heritage”à European Identityà Bring culture together and give access from one point

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à 30m records from 2,300 European galleries, museums, archives and libraries

à Books, newspapers, journals, letters, diaries, archival papers

à Paintings, maps, drawings, photographs

à Music, spoken word, radio broadcasts

à Film, newsreels, television

à Curated exhibitions à 31 languages

Europe’s cultural heritage portal

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Layer #1: Digital objects (on the site of the provider)!

Layer #2: Previews (lower quality versions of #1) !

Layer #3: Metadata (descriptive object information)!

EDM:rights!

Preview & Digital Objects are licensed as described in �EDM: rights�!

CCO!

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Who submits data to Europeana?

Domain Aggregators National initiatives

Audiovisual collections

National Aggregators

Regional AggregatorsArchives

Thematic collections

Libraries

e.g. Musées Lausannois

e.g. Culture Grid,

Culture.fr

e.g. The European Library

e.g. APEX

e.g. EUScreen, European Film Gateway

e.g. Judaica Europeana, Europeana Fashion

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Open?

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http://opendefinition.org

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Open?

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“A piece of data or content is open if anyone is free to use, reuse, and redistribute it — subject only, at most, to the requirement to attribute and/or share-alike.”

http://opendefinition.org

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Twelve Rights Statements available for EDM: rights!

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Open culture on culture

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Open culture on culture

à What is in the Public Domain stays in the Public Domain

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Open culture on culture

à What is in the Public Domain stays in the Public Domain

à If you have the rights to openly license content, do so

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Why Open?

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à Public Mission à Larger Audience à Connect and contextualise collections à The digital dream

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Public Mission

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"Enable access to everyone who wants to do research" - British Library, Our Mission and 2020 Vision !"Our core values are: accessibility, sustainability, innovation and cooperation." -National Library of the Netherlands, Our Mission and Vision !

"To provide diverse audiences with the best quality experience and optimum access to our collections, physically and digitally." - the Victoria & Albert Museum, Mission and Objectives !

"The Federal Archives have the legal responsibility of permanently preserving the federal archival documents and making them available for use." - German Federal Archives - Responsibilities !

The National Gallery of Denmark is Denmark’s premier museum of art. Through Accessibility, education, and exhibition - Danish National Gallery - Mission

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Why Open?

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à Public Mission à Larger Audience à Connect and contextualise collections à The digital dream

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Larger Audience

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à Put your material where the users are !

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Why Open?

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à Public Mission à Larger Audience à Connect and contextualise collections à The digital dream

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Connect and Contextualise

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Why Open?

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à Public Mission à Larger Audience à Connect and contextualise collections à The digital dream

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The Digital Dream

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A world in which our shared cultural heritage, the map of humanity, 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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Some context…

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Some context…

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à 2300 institutions

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Some context…

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à 2300 institutionsà 60.000 in total in Europe

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Some context…

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à 2300 institutionsà 60.000 in total in Europeà 7% of all material digitised

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Copyright Issues

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à Copyright not made for the digital world à Fear of doing it wrong à Expect curators/librarians/archivists to become ‘amateur

lawyers’ à Unclear for (re-)user what is allowed

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Rights Statements & Issues!

•  We have our own licensing policy

•  Our collection is very complex

•  Europeana Rights Statements don�t apply to our collection

•  We don�t need to provide a Rights Statement, that information

is clear from our website

•  We don�t know which Rights Statements applies

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Rights Statements & Solutions!

•  Europeana have clearly defined Rights Statements;

•  Published at www.europeana.eu/portal/rights/terms-and-policies

•  Europeana provide tools for determining the Rights Statement;

•  Public Domain Calculator

•  EDM Rights Selection Tool

•  Europeana deliver workshops and bespoke advice

•  Europeana advocate via publications such as The Public Domain Charter

•  Europeana monitor the usage and appropriateness of the Rights

Statements

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Looking for content to reuse!

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Refining content by types of reuse allowed!

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How can you reuse this object?!

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What does �Rights Reserved …� mean?!

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Europeana’s vision and mission

àEuropeana is a catalyst for change in the world of cultural heritage.

àOur mission: The Europeana Foundation and its Network create new ways for people to engage with their cultural history, whether it’s for work, learning or pleasure.

àOur vision: We believe in making cultural heritage openly accessible in a digital way, to promote the exchange of ideas and information. This helps us all to understand our cultural diversity better and contributes to a thriving knowledge economy.

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Europeana going forward

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à More data will be added à Focus on making available content à Less focus on portal, more on platform à Growing the Network à Push for copyright reform à Research possibilities for Cloud based infrastructure

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Questions?

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Thank you

Joris Pekel

[email protected]@jpekel