Open access for cultural heritage data
What is needed for open access to cultural heritage data? In the TIB-Blog, we take a look at the different aspects on the occasion of the Open Access Week.
➔What is needed for open access to cultural heritage data? In the TIB-Blog, we take a look at the different aspects on the occasion of the Open Access Week.
➔The Joint Lab of TIB and HsH kicked off with a workshop as the first event to take place at innovercity, the newly designed, flexible areas in an old shopping centre building in Hannover’s city centre. Students got to learn about alternative approaches and methods to collecting, structuring and thinking with data promoted by the framework of the Fermenting Data project.
➔Das Joint Lab von TIB und HsH startete mit einem Workshop als erste Veranstaltung in innovercity, in den neu gestalteten flexiblen Räumen des ehemaligen Kaufhauses in Hannovers Innenstadt. Im Workshop lernten Studierende alternative Ansätze und Methoden zum Sammeln, Strukturieren und Denken mit Daten kennen, die im Rahmen des Projekts Fermenting Data gefördert werden.
➔SUCHO und NFDI4CULTURE koordinieren Spenden von Digitalisierungsgeräten gemeinsam mit Partnern aus Deutschland, Schweden und Polen.
➔SUCHO and NFDI4CULTURE coordinate donations of digitization equipment to Ukrainian libraries, archives and museums with partners from Germany, Sweden and Poland.
➔The monthly NFDI InfraTalk opened up an interesting question regarding the potential of Wikidata to be used as an application for science and research. In this 2-part post series, we expand on the differences between Wikidata and Wikibase instances, and their potential applications in academic contexts.
➔OSL participated in this year’s FOSDEM conference in the context of the Open Research Tools and Technologies devroom. We presented ongoing work with our partners at the Wikibase Stakeholder Group and shared insights into sustainable OSS community building.
➔OSL participated actively in this year’s WikidataCon, dedicated to the sustainable future of Wikidata as an open and equitable knowledge service provider. In the second part of this blog post, we highlight TIB’s contributions to the conference.
➔OSL participated actively in this year’s WikidataCon, dedicated to the sustainable future of Wikidata as an open and equitable knowledge service provider. In the first part of this blog post, we reflect on the core themes of the conference.
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