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    1. Open Cultural Heritage Platform
      • … will publish, implement and document fully localizable, open source software for the open sharing of cultural heritage in key institutions from the partner countries.
    2. Open Cultural Heritage Platform
      • The goal of this project is to provide easy-to-use tools for cultural institutions to:
      • Document their cultural heritage collections
      • Integrate their collections with content from other organizations
      • Syndicate their content across the Web
    3. Open Cultural Heritage Platform
      • This will be achieved through an integration of two open source content delivery systems:
      • Omeka
      • http://www.omeka.org
      • Open Context
      • http://www.opencontext.org
    4. Open Cultural Heritage Platform
      • Integration is currently in development.
      • New tools offered by Open Context, which will be built into the Open Cultural Heritage Platform, include the following:
      • Faceted browsing
        • Informed discovery
        • Drill into a project
        • Powers web-services
      • Item view
        • High-resolution images
        • Linked to other objects
        • User can tag item or groups of items
    5. Open Context’s Social Context
      • Open Context provides useful feedback about relations between people and content and the social impact of content.
    6. Open Context Atom Service
      • Atom makes content convenient to repurpose and use in different applications such as Google Maps.
    7. Mashups for Integration
      • “ On the fly” mash-ups. Users can “pipe” data from different sources to see larger view.
        • Ad hoc aggregation of content from diverse resources
        • Experiment with content to identify semantic linkages
      • Standards still important, but can start simple and may require less “semantic overhead”
    8. Alternate Visualizations
      • Atom feeds can be easily repurposed and transformed to provide alternative visualizations of content, including in GoogleEarth.

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