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Exploring Museum Collections Online: The Quantitative Method

by frankieroberto on Apr 11, 2008

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A slightly adjusted (better described) version of the presentation given at Museums and the Web 2008.

A slightly adjusted (better described) version of the presentation given at Museums and the Web 2008.

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Exploring Museum Collections Online: The Quantitative Method — Presentation Transcript

Exploring Museum Collections Online: The Quantitative Method Frankie Roberto, Science Museum frankie@frankieroberto.com
It all started at a ‘Mashup workshop’ here...
If you want to mashup museum object data, you’ll come across 3 problems:
If you want to mashup museum object data, you’ll come across 3 problems: 1. Getting It - museum data isn’t always accessible
If you want to mashup museum object data, you’ll come across 3 problems: 1. Getting It - museum data isn’t always accessible 2. Structure - the format of the data varies across museums.