LIBER's Vision for Research Libraries in 2022
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Professor Amy C. Smith discusses using the small collection at the Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology to teach students. The museum, founded in the 1920s, has developed a new interface that allows students to collect objects from Europeana and connect them to the museum's collection. This helps students organize the objects into projects and share their work, providing better learning experiences. However, the interface could be improved with more consistent metadata and information about where objects come from. The case study demonstrates how smaller collections can effectively be used for teaching when combined with digital resources.
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- 1. IGNITE TALKS 2 #AGM 2016
- 26. Using small collections for teaching: A case study from the Ure Museum Professor Amy C. Smith Curator, Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology Classics Department, University of Reading a.c.smith@reading.ac.uk
- 27. • Departmental museum: Classics @ University of Reading • Established between 1911 and 1922 • Founded by Prof. Percy & curated by Annie Ure from 1920s-1976 • www.reading.ac.uk/ure The Ure Museum of Greek Archaeology
- 30. With our new interface you can • Collect objects from Europeana • Connect them to the Ure collection • Organise them into projects • Share these projects with others • Upload & work on other people’s projects
- 31. How does it work? • Log into Google plus • Create a new project on the projects page • Drag relevant objects onto the project bar • Etc.
- 32. What we need from you • Better metadata • More consistent provider information, e.g. where/what is the Louvre? • An encapsulation standard, for using Europeana for learning
- 34. The happy story of Europeana and... ENUMERATE Gerhard Jan Nauta (den Foundation) 8 November 2016, Riga
- 35. Statistics • A thankless task…
- 36. We transform the world with culture! • …but how do we know that?
- 39. Is it the 15,- euro I paid for …my ticket?
- 40. At least... I am not alone here.
- 41. And I‘ve seen some real masterpieces!
- 42. But happy not all of their stuff is on show!
- 43. Will my grandchildren be able to see all this?
- 44. Feels like being transformed… Is it the 15,- euro I paid for …my ticket? At least ...I am not alone here. And I‘ve seen some real masterpieces. But happy not all of their stuff is on show! Will my grandchildren ever see all this?
- 45. Feels like being transformed… Is it the 15,- euro I paid for …my ticket? economics At least ...I am not alone here. And I‘ve seen some real masterpieces. But happy not all of their stuff is on show! Will my grandchildren ever see all this?
- 46. Feels like being transformed… Is it the 15,- euro I paid for …my ticket? economics At least ...I am not alone here. participation And I‘ve seen some real masterpieces. But happy not all of their stuff is on show! Will my grandchildren ever see all this?
- 47. Feels like being transformed… Is it the 15,- euro I paid for …my ticket? economics At least ...I am not alone here. participation And I‘ve seen some real masterpieces. access But happy not all of their stuff is on show! Will my grandchildren ever see all this?
- 48. Feels like being transformed… Is it the 15,- euro I paid for …my ticket? economics At least ...I am not alone here. participation And I‘ve seen some real masterpieces. access But happy not all of their stuff is on show! supply Will my grandchildren ever see all this?
- 49. Feels like being transformed… Is it the 15,- euro I paid for …my ticket? economics At least ...I am not alone here. participation And I‘ve seen some real masterpieces. access But happy not all of their stuff is on show! supply Will my grandchildren ever see all this? sustainability
- 50. Some data from ENUMERATE The only large scale digital collections monitoring effort. The only one that is EU wide. The only one where the surveys are part of a series. •And it is part of Europeana.
- 51. The challenge is finding a few measures that represent progress in general… • What’s in it for institutions? • What’s in it for (EU) countries? • What’s in it for Europeana?
- 52. The Museum of Best Practice as compared to other institutions genuine raw Core Survey 2015 data! fake data
- 53. Growth of (Born) Digital Collections & Digital Collection Policies in the NL
- 54. (Expected) Growth of access channels over the years
- 56. Feel transformed too? Talk to me! • gerhard.jan.nauta@den.nl
- 57. Feel transformed too? Talk to me! • gerhard.jan.nauta@den.nl Thank you!
- 82. LIBER: Do you see what I see? LIBER’s vision for 2022 Riga, 8 November, 2016 Melanie Imming, EU Projects Manager, LIBER
- 83. We’re Europe’s largest research library network.
- 84. 400+ libraries University, national and special libraries.
- 85. 2022 Libraries powering sustainable knowledge in the digital age. WHAT WE SEE
- 86. 2022 DRAFT!
- 87. 20222022
- 88. 2022
- 89. ARE YOU WITH US? Let’s work together to improve skills and services for Digital Cultural Heritage! 2022
- 90. All of us working in the areas of digital humanities and digital cultural heritage face the same issues. ARE YOU WITH US? 2022
- 91. ARE YOU WITH US? Join the new LIBER Digital Humanities Working Group… ..or the connected DARIAH Working Group. 2022
- 92. ARE YOU WITH US? Work together in H2020 projects: as partners as stakeholders 2022
- 93. ARE YOU WITH US? Forum for Digital Cultural Heritage, a LIBER – CERL cooperation Propose a theme for an topical event 2022
- 94. ARE YOU WITH US? Lets turn our vision into a reality for 2022! 2022
- 95. CONTACTS LIBER EU projects @melimming LIBER CERL Forum @MRL57 LIBER DH WG (under construction) @lottewilms DARIAH WG (under contruction) @schambers3 Melanie.imming@kb.nl 2022